220260060003C12626Injured installing rib bolt while cutting turn 3-2 at 115 block 9 North when a piece of the rock brow fell out and struck EE's left shin resulting in a laceration that required 9 sutures to close. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260070001C10912A roof fall occurred inby the loading at #58 crosscut, 2-Right on the District #4 Tailgate.
220260070016C11704EMPLOYEE WAS HOLDING PIN KNOCKER WHILE ANOTHER EMPLOYEE WAS USING SLEDGE HAMMER AND THE SLEDGE HAMMER STRUCK THE PIN KNOCKER AND IT GLANCED OFF STRIKING EMPLOYEE ON WRIST
220260070018C11594Employee was installing a roof bolt. When they fully extended their arm and pushed the bolt up, they felt a pop and a burning sensation in their left shoulder.
220260070020C11293Pulling anchor pin out on the highwall and the pin twisted and mashed finger against the frame of the miner requiring 7 stitches 
220260080008C13728Employee pulling a power car in 7 West 3 left 3 block intersection by hooking a chain up between the power car and a scoop. They had scoop back up to take slack out of the chain and it failed immediately, throwing a link that struck them in the forehead resulting in 3 lacerations that required 6 sutures total to close. No problems with equipment issues, training or PPE.
220260080009C12907Operator was having an overheating issue with the equipment. They shut down the machine to investigate. They opened the coolant reservoir which had somehow been pressurized. As a result, the hot coolant burned the left arm of the operator. The extent of damage is limited to their left arm.
220260090001C13117Employee was driving a mantrip out of the 6K section.  There was a broken fish plate on one side of the rail that caused the rails to be uneven.  EE's mantrip hit this rail causing EE to come to a abrupt stop.  EE fell out of the operator's seat and struck EE's head on the equipment frame causing a laceration.
220260090012C10782WHILE BOLTING ON EE'S KNEES AND TWISTED EE'S KNEE WHILE PUTTING UP INSIDE BOLT
220260090016C13598Injured picked up approximately 15-pound rock off of catwalk to the Sugar Run Metso Pump and felt pain in lower right abdomen. Initially treated for appendicitis, but no evidence of this was found at follow up appointment, so employee was diagnosed with an unspecified abdominal muscle strain. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260090018C11333The employee was raising the boarding ladder when it passed the stop and pinched their hand between the handrail and the ladder rail.
220260090028C12586Employee was loading roof straps from car to scoop when they picked up stack of straps they felt pain in lower back. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue. Body positioning was an issue.
220260090029C12375Employee was changing skirt rubber on belt line when they slipped and fell causing them to cut their arm and receive stitches. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260130005C11854Employee was carrying a piece of bed rail stepped in hole felt pain in right knee. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220260130006C12125The employee was reaching for a bolt when a rock fell from the roof and struck EE on EE's right index finger. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220260130009C12375Employee was loading up recovered rail and when EE was getting off car EE stepped down on a piece of rail and rolled EE's right ankle. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220260130022C11123A dozer entered void on the #2 Met Stockpile at the #3 Feeder resulting in an entrapment.  No injuries resulted.
220260140005C12756The Mechanic was assisting in changing the cats on a miner. While the mechanic was picking the cats up to pull slack towards the back of the miner it pinched the left pinky finger in the hinge point of the cats causing a laceration and receiving stitches. NO work was missed.
220260140006C13277While bent over putting oil in bolter a piece of roof rock fell and hit them on their arm/shoulder. Because they were bent over in the walkway of the machine, the rock fell perpendicular and broke across the machine. The initial rock measured approximately 77" long, 36" wide, and 2 " thick. Mining height in this area is 13'.
220260140007C11985I.E. was attempting to shut off a battery charger when the battery that they was leaning on tipped over off of the cribs it was sitting on and pinched their hand between the battery and the charger.
220260150001C12385Employee was walking along the 8 South Back Switch Track, when EE tripped over the rail and fell, striking EE's right knee on the rail. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220260150005C10993Examiner stepped and twisted knee while walking to sign board at #2 PC (next to left side on U2 PC)
220260150011C11203The area of 0R 10xc 1E, had deteriorating roof. During the rehab of the area, the roof fell above the anchorage point.  
220260150019C11073I.E. was beginning to strip back the jacket on a car cable when utility knife slipped and cut left forearm.
220260150023C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220260160002C12686IE was assisting in moving a CM cutter head.  As they were pulling the head onto the duck bill of the scoop a lifting eye that was being pulled against broke free from the machine, appeared to ricochet, and hit the employee in the face area causing multiple fractures.
220260160005C11524Employee was installing a roof bolt just inby spad no. 6978 on 1A section, when a rib rolled striking EE in the right lower leg, fracturing EE's Fibula.
220260160006C12175Employee was stepping onto a general car when they slipped. This caused them to strike their left leg on the general car. The laceration was treated with 1 stitch. The employee returned to work with no lost work days.
220260200003C13107Employee states EE was bolting in #4, in 4R entry, first turn. EE had just completed installing EE's first bolt on EE's 3rd row and went to swing in to install EE's 2nd bolt. When EE swung in, a piece of draw rock fell from the mine roof striking EE's right foot resulting in a fracture to EE's 1st metatarsal.
220260200005C12295On January 14th, 2026, a shuttle car operator was handling an energized electrical cable, whenever EE was exposed to arc flash, which resulted in burns to the hands and facial area, due to short circuiting of the energized cable.
220260200006C13778Employee had pulled a diesel golf cart into a crosscut with the back partially in the road when a mantrip struck the rear of it. EE was getting back on the golf cart at the time and the steering column struck EE in the groin area. EE received bruising and an abrasion to EE's scrotum. EE was taken off work the next day as EE was unable to perform EE's job due to restrictions.
220260200008C12035Employee was hosing down catwalk at prep plant when EE slipped and fell injuring EE's wrist. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260200009C11904Employee was walking along stage loader when a rock struck EE injuring EE's finger. Mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue, PPE was an issue.
220260200014C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220260200015C10742There was an unplanned roof fall in the #9 2nd North Main XC-33 entry #3. 
220260200021C11323EE was walking as EE was stepping across the rail. The EE slipped and fell. At which time EE's right foot went under the bridle bar.
220260200030C13347A door switch malfunctioned on the elevator on the landing side in turn caused a fuse to blow. The blown fuse and loss of power caused the VFD to loose its program. Once the switch and fuse were repaired the VFD had to be reprogrammed. There were no individuals on the elevator at any time. The elevator was back in service at 2:18AM.
220260200031C11704Employee was cutting green dust line with a utility knife and the blade got stuck. When they forcibly removed the knife from the line, they stabbed themselves in the leg.
220260200032C11554While in the process of removing a stone from the longwall walkway, the employee's finger was pinched between the chunk of stone and the shield framework. 
220260200033C10892Fueler was dismounting the fuel truck placed left foot on the ground and rolled an ankle.
220260200034C11433wires inside of the conduit that feeds the surface controls were grounded and changed out with all new wiring and installed 2 new door switches
220260200035C12265Employee was was on the 2 Left Longwall face and stepped in a hole at 7 shield, resulting in a severe sprain to left ankle. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220260200036C12606Employee had their right right hand on the power center and was struck by a cable on their right middle finger during a power move, resulting in an abrasion. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220260200038C12586the section mechanic was greasing the ripper roller on the tail of the miner and employee was on the opposite side of the roller when the relief breather blew out and struck them in the left side of the nose. resulting in a cut and grease in their tear duct.
220260200040C11914IE was lowering the classifying cyclone lid on the cyclone on the 6th floor of the prep plant. IE pulled the chain tail of the hoist back and it whipped IE on the lip. IE received 2 stitches.
220260200043C11053While cutting a can of glue, knife slipped and cut left index finger, causing them to receive 3 stitches.
220260200046C11113The 1A Capsule at the 1A shaft  was out of service due to a malfunction with Up Overtravel electrical switch.  
220260200048C11584As EE stood up getting off the mantrip, EE felt a sharp pain in EE's right knee. EE went to take a step and EE's knee failed causing EE to fall to the ground.
220260210004C11804While trying to knock drill steels loose employee was using a bolter wrench to hit them when they missed and hit themselves on the eyebrow causing a laceration that needed sutures.
220260220005C12576While roof bolting operator's pusher steel cross threaded in the drill chuck. Operator attempted to dislodge the drill steel, the drill steel was bent, the steel kicked back striking operator in the hardhat causing a laceration.  Operator received stitches.
220260220006C12466During examination of the Slope Hoist rope, a distortion was found on the rope at the 220 foot mark behind the Brakeman Car. Upon further investigation a faulty rope roller was found at the Slope Turnout at the 220 foot area off the mine bottom. 
220260220013C11093The Operator was notified on 1/14/2026 that the employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.
220260220022C13077REPORTABLE DUE TO SUTURES - Employee was working on an eight-inch Aqua-mine discharge pipe on NE-9 in the #1 Entry at XC #50 when it burst striking the employee on the left side of the body causing a laceration to the left ear and a laceration to the left upper arm which required sutures to both locations.
220260220025C10902A coal fire was located in the 5 west pit that could not be extinguished within 30 minutes
220260220027C11985Was removing rock from continuous miner when the corner broke off rock and struck them on right eyebrow and nose causing laceration requiring 8 sutures, employee was treated and released at hospital
220260220028C12165Employee tripped in the revolving frame of a dragline catching their fall with their right arm. Employee was diagnosed with a torn bicep tendon on 1/16/2026 and had a procedure on 1/22/2026 to repair the bicep tendon
220260230003C12686Employee was taking down fire suppression above a scoop charger. When employee stepped off charger EE stepped on rock, rolling EE's ankle. Ankle was found to be sprained and the employee was put on restrictions (mainly sit down work only) and placed in a walking boot.
220260230005C10682Smoker was identified in area 6. No people or resources are at risk.
220260230010C11985The employee discovered a nodule lying in EE's travel way, while attempting to move the nodule a small piece of slate contacted the back of EE's hand resulting in a laceration that required sutures.
220260260001C12556Employee was attempting to repair a broken cat track on the miner (CM132) in the #4 Entry on #6 Section, when a piece of rock fell out from the top of the rib and struck EE's right ankle causing a fracture to the medial malleolus bone in EE's right ankle.
220260260004C11584The employee was using a belt knife to cut a piece of suction line and inadvertently cut EE's left index finger. (3) sutures were required to close the wound.
220260260007C10932EE was walking to the back of the machine to put oil in and slipped while crossing the cable.
220260260010C11113Employee was walking to plant to start EE's shift and slipped on a patch of ice resulting in a fractured ankle.
220260260013C11624Employee was getting a T3 Channel off of the center of the bolter when the stack of T3s shifted smashing a finger and causing a laceration which required sutures.
220260260014C10471eye irritation and prescribed antibiotic drops 
220260260015C11534Employee felt back pain after hitting bump in a light duty vehicle. After emergency room visit employee was given restrictions and missed the next shift.
220260260017C11925IE was helping slide a ram jack back onto the shield toes when they used poor hand placement and grabbed the eye so when the jack moved and smashed fingers between the jack and the shield toe.
220260260018C11373IE was cutting belt when the knife slipped and poked their left leg just above the knee.  The employee received staples to close the cut.
220260270001C11073Employee was carrying parts, when EE's right foot got stuck in the mud and EE felt pain in EE's lower back.
220260270002C11554Employee was using a sledgehammer to remove a tooth from a spare bucket.  EE was struck by a small piece of metal, and it took stitches to close the wound.
220260270003C11614The injured was walking down the concrete slope at the production belt, when EE slipped/fell & twisted EE's right.  The employee started missing work on 1/18/26.
220260270004C12265The injured  and three other employees was riding the Page mini-cage (old) down when it unexpectedly jerked approximately 3 feet from the landing, as it was slowing down to stop at the destination causing EE's knees to buckle.
220260270006C12536The trailing cable was cut into by a clip as Coalfield was coming out on the hoist after installing two channels at skip load cell level.  The cable was replaced with a new cable on 01/22/2026 and the hoist put back into service at approximately 5:00 PM
220260270007C12095Employee stated EE was walking to the shop and slipped and fell in mud located at #9 bottom. Employee was taken to the hospital and was diagnosed with a broken ankle. This incident is being reported as an LTA.
220260270008C13077Injured employee was attempting to push a rock off the cable tray of the longwall panline when EE caught EE's left index finger between the rock and shield canopy resulting in a fracture to the tip of EE's finger and a laceration requiring sutures to close.  No time was missed as a result of this incident.
220260270009C11283Employee was using a 4LB hammer to brad a splice when a piece of the hammer broke off and went into the employee's right forearm
220260270010C11514Employee was removing rock from the on top of the continuous miner using a slate bar. The rock slid over and struck EE in the arm causing a laceration.
220260270011C13528Injured was assisting pulling longwall hoses at the Longwall belt drive using a sheave wheel connected to a roof hanger. A nylon rope was run through the sheave and connected to the hoses. As the rope was being pulled, the hanger broke and the sheave struck employee's right knee. Employee was behind guarding but moved away from it during the process.
220260270020C11734EMPLOYEE WAS ASSITING ON WORKING ON WASHBOX IN PLANT, WHILE MOVING PARTS FOR THE WASH BOX EMPLOYEE STRAINED THEIR BACK.  THEY BEGAN MISSING DUE TO THIS INJURY ON 01/21/2026.
220260270021C11033There was an unplanned roof fall at crosscut 15 between entry 6 & 7 in the panel district 11 4th North.
220260280003C11844Injured was working on a valve bank while pan line was pushing, toe of boot was down in the connector for the relay bar to the pan. Pinched metatarsal on boot and pinched EE's big toe.
220260280007C13047Employee was working on a section fan that was just unloaded at the end of the track. A Trip of cars was being moved when it struck a motor and dolly at the end of the track, causing the dolly to come off track and hit fan. The fan moved sideways, causing the fan to pinch miner between coal rib and fan.
220260280008C13768An unintentional roof fall occurred at 6 South 101 x-cut between 7 & 8 entry.  The fall measured 14ft wide and 16ft long.  Initial height measurements did not indicate that the fall was above the primary support.  Additional material fell causing this to become a reportable incident. The fall was caused by adverse roof condition in the form of deteriorated laminated shale. 
220260280013C10852IE was walking when EE tripped over a rock and fell hitting EE's elbow on the ground.
220260280016C11353While tramming the Roof Bolter, the employees left foot slipped down the Operator Compartment, becoming caught beneath the compartment.
220260280017C11824Employee was working on the RCM replacing core breaker and wear shoes while putting the pin through the shoe and core breaker with a hammer something came off hitting their left eye.
220260280022C13828Employee was standing beside the continuous miner waiting to connect and hang the next ventilation tube. While they were waiting the top fell out between the roof straps and struck them knocking off their hard hat. A small piece of coal/rock followed and struck the top of their head causing a small cut. They received one staple to close the cut. Returned to work their next shift.
220260280024C12416IE was changing a Lee Tram tire in the underground shop. IE was balancing tire in order to get the skid steer underneath the tire, and the operator bumped the tire causing it to fall on IE's right leg causing a hematoma and fractured fibula.
220260280025C13808Employee was pulling ventilation curtain from beneath the continuous miner pan when the tripped over a hydraulic oil can concealed under the curtain and twisted a foot/ankle. Employee was diagnosed with a Jones fracture of the left 5th metatarsal and underwent surgical repair on January 23, 2026. The employee is expected to remain off work until April 17, 2026 (Lost Work Days).
220260290013C13778Dragline operator exiting machine after end of shift stepped down from shoe and slipped. Dragline operator fell to ground landing on left hip. Dragline operator was assisted to their feet by witness/oiler and both clocked out for the day. Dragline operator went to hospital later that day where they were diagnosed with a left hip socket fracture and were admitted for surgery.
220260290015C12355Positioning bolt into 6" wrench. Operator inadvertently bumped rotation and burrs from wrench caught glove and operators hand was wrapped around bolt causing laceration to palm of hand underneath ring finger extending to middle finger.
220260300003C12506Employee was sitting on a bucket at the end of the boom loading a shuttle car with a miner. A rock fell off the boom and landed on both of EE's feet. This caused a laceration on EE's left foot that required 4 stitches and a bruise on EE's right foot.
220260300004C12927The Employee hit a rock in the road while grading, bringing the grader to an abrupt stop. EE continued to work but complained of pain in EE's neck, legs, and feet. Went to the hospital the next day, had X-Rays and issued Physical Therapy. The extend of EE's condition is unknown at this time.
220260300006C13297IE was walking across the supply yard toward the warehouse storage building. While walking across the snow covered ground, the IE turned EE's body to speak with another employee located at the fuel pad. During this time, the IE stated EE took a step and slipped, falling to the ground on EE's left side, fracturing EE's left hip.
220260300012C11975The employee stated that EE became dizzy and fell off the ladder while plastering a stopping. The ladder was 4', and total height in area was around 9 1/2', EE fell between 2' and 3' to the ground.
220260300015C13478EE's rail motor EE was operating had de-railed. EE used a jack and a bar to put the ride back on the track. Upon doing so, the jack turned over causing the bar to strike EE on the right cheek area of EE's face. The ride went back on the track at that time and EE gathered up all EE's tools and went to the outside to be checked out for precaution.
220260300023C12506Employee was starting to drill the mine roof when a nodule broke in half and employee used right hand to push away the material and while doing so the broken nodule contacted the end of right middle finger causing a lacerations that required sutures.
220260300024C12155Employee was moving miner cable to rib when they felt pain in their back. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.  Body positioning was a factor.
220260300026C12035Employee was shoveling belt when shovel got caught causing them to hit hand against bed rail. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260300027C10942Employee Stated that they were removing a rock off of a Shuttle Car and felt pain in shoulder.
220260300029C13077While changing the intermass jack on the #411 Roofbolter, they removed the top jack pin and had a long punch holding the top eye of the jack. They removed the bottom jack pin, as they were trying to remove the jack it slipped causing left pinky finger to be pinched between the stem and the eye of the jack.
220260350002C12526Injured was rib pinning in sump at St Leo Mains at 129 block, while walking around the bolter, EE stepped in a hole and twisted EE's left knee. Injured started missing work on 1/27/2026. no problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260350008C12065Employee had finished drilling EE's hole for the installation of a cable bolt, While retrieving EE's steels EE caught EE's left hand between the steel and the canopy resulting in a fracture to EE's knuckle.
220260350038C13818The operator was dismounting the dozer at the end of shift. As they were dismounting, left foot slipped from the installed foot step and they fell approximately 5' to the ground, landing on right leg. When they got up they said their leg didn't hurt much so they just went home. The next morning they could hardly move their right knee and it was painful. They then went to doctor.
220260350041C11744during the 90 day hoist check ice was observed on the shaft wall. the mine was evacuated until the ice was removed. the hoist was deemed operation on 02-01-2026 at 11:45 AM. 
220260350045C11684An employee was dismounting a Cat D7 dozer. Their foot slipped, causing them to strike their left leg on the track and push arm, resulting in a tear of the ACL and MCL.
220260350049C12836Employee was walking past a trip of supply cars when their hand came into contact with a standard (metal pipe used to keep supplies on car). This caused them to cut their hand. Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, PPE was a factor.
220260350051C11925Employee was bolting off miner when steels fell out of top and struck their knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260350055C13638A Maintenance Foreman and a passenger was in the process of traveling from 9 Vent bottom to 17 East section to work on high voltage power line. While in the second block light of the 5 North back track, at crosscut #44  it is believed that the injured employee's cap light struck a low spot on the mine roof (57 inches) causing trauma to their neck and vertebrae.
220260350058C11884Employee was loading new belt rollers on the back of ride, while doing so right ring finger was caught between the new roller and the ride frame causing a laceration that required sutures.
220260350059C12736on 1/29/2026 an unintentional roof fall occurred on the #35 cross cut entry #5(belt line)of the 2C. The fall is approximately 20 foot in length, 28 foot wide, and 15 foot thick. It is believed that water deteriorated the upper strata making it unstable, causing it to fall.
220260360004C13728While doing pre-op grader right rear side, notice the engine compartment door was open, crawled up to close the door, the latch handle was broken, went back to cab to get pliers to close the latch, after closing the latch, crawling back down slipped on the small lower foot step. Reached to grab the hand rail to keep from falling off the grader and somehow cut left hand.
220260370002C12616Mechanic was under a dozer looking for a leak on the equalizer bar. Once the mechanic found the problem, EE went to crawl out from underneath the dozer EE used EE's arm to assist self in getting up. In this process EE's left shoulder dislocated from the socket.
220260370003C11654Employee was working on the longwall face when the gob behind the shields fell. The pressure from the fall pushed EE over causing EE to strike the back of EE's head.
220260370005C11464Employee states as EE was walking down entry EE either stepped in a hole or on a rock and twisted EE's knee. EE also states EE felt EE's knee pop.
220260370006C11724Employee states that while cleaning up rock a piece of top measuring approximately 5" wide, x 6" long, x 5" thick roof fell from between the bolts and struck EE on the leg.
220260370007C12506Employee was in the process of loosening a hydraulic hose on a low trac on the 004 MMU. While loosening the hose the pallet forks leaked off squeezing EE's head against the tilt arm of the low trac and the low trac frame. This resulted in 6 stitches.
220260370008C13508Employee pulled bolting machine up in #1 heading and spotted a roof bolt, then sounded the roof and stated it sounded drummy and then tried to pull down a piece of rock but was unable to. EE then drilled a hole to bolt it up and was making up a bolt to installed when a piece of rock fell striking EE on the left forearm. This resulted in 5 stitches.
220260370024C11574Employee was watching coal dump onto the slope belt. They turned to walk to the dump end of the magnet landing. When they did, they felt their left knee pop.
220260400014C11203EE was breaking apart rail car dump lines when antifreeze from the line shot out getting a little in EE's face and eyes.
220260400020C12496Employee was walking down a slight grade when EE slipped and fell, injuring EE's right shoulder. EE returned to work the next scheduled shift, under restrictions for 2 weeks. This is reportable due to EE's job change for the 2 weeks of restrictions.
220260400025C12035Employee was prepping a splice cutting outer jacket, when EE cut EE's thumb. Receiving stitches. Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, PPE was a factor.
220260400030C12095Employee was carrying a roller from track to belt when they slipped and fell injuring their thumb. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260400032C10973IE was running a rock truck when they hit a pothole causing them to bounce and strain their back.
220260400034C11945Employee was pulling a pin from the rear of a diesel scoop, during the process the employees hand was caught between the pin and the rear of the scoop causing a laceration that required sutures.
220260400037C12235Employee exited a scoop outby, lost footing and twisted their left knee. The employee continued to perform their regular work duties until 2/6/2026, at which point employee is going to be off work due to medical procedures.
220260400038C12375Employee drilled a test hole and was removing drill steel from the top when a piece became lodged. As employee was trying to retrieve the stuck drill steel, it fell out of the hole and struck them on the left pinky, causing a laceration.
220260400039C11083The Operator was notified on 2/9/2026 that the employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.
220260400040C11173Employee was helping bust frozen chunks of coal with a hammer and the hammer glanced off the coal and hit their foot.
220260410001C12255On 1-19-26, a Lube truck operator stumbled on dozer tracks and fell to the ground sustaining injury to their knee.  Operator was able to work up until 2-7-26, when MRI results were received making this a lost time injury.    
220260410003C11804Employee dismounted grader to check tire chains, slipped and fell on ice, injuring left elbow. Employee worked at full duty until 2/2/2026, when EE was taken off work by physician.
220260410005C12576Employee stated EE noticed some push that needed pulled up the hill from the refuse, EE stated EE got the 325-cat excavator to remove the brush and has EE was doing so EE pulled a limb into the front glass of the excavator hitting employee on the right leg.
220260410006C10922I.E. was knocking a stopping with a sledgehammer when EE hit EE's elbow against the stopping
220260420005C12546Employee was attempting to slide the forks together on the forklift when EE lost EE's footing causing EE to mash EE's left index finger and middle finger resulting in a fracture and lacerations. 3 sutures in EE's index finger and 2 in EE's middle finger.
220260420007C10983Worker was throwing a switch at the loadout and slip and fell and broke a small bone in EE's foot.
220260420013C13107Employee was making the turn out of the belt line when EE's shuttle car struck the inby rib causing a chunk of the rib to roll off onto EE's car and cab. The rib contacted the employee on EE's left arm and left knee resulting in 2 lacerations. EE received (8) sutures in EE's arm and (15) sutures in EE's knee.
220260420014C10983Employee was moving miner cable by hand and while doing so, they felt a strain in upper back area.
220260420020C11794The Employee was bolting in the 6L punch through when a rock 4' Long X 2.5' wide and 7'' thick fell and struck them in the right lower leg. The area was 6.5' high and dry to damp.
220260430016C12626Employee had just finished servicing a location and was moving to the next location. In between downtime employee went to drink and have a snack. During this time a piece of 1-inch-thick dry rock fell and hit the employee in the left wrist causing a laceration. 
220260440005C13808Employee was operating a loaded end dump truck, while EE was steering with EE's left arm EE received a sharp pain in EE's left shoulder. The employee did not report EE's injury to a supervisor until 2 hours after EE's shift ended at 4:00 p.m. EE sought medical attention hours later and was informed by that doctor to take the rest of the week off and got referred to an ortho dr.
220260440011C11504A non-injury accident occurred in the form of a hot spot; smoke was observed with no embers or flames seen. Hot spot was soaked with water until cool.
220260440013C12395While cutting bands off a bundle of screen wire, as they were stepping off the back of the bolter, their right wrist made contact with the edge of the screen wire causing a laceration on inner right wrist. Causing them to receive stitches.
220260440016C12486Employee was working on a battery coal hauler in diesel shop when they stepped up on the coal hauler tail-gate with right leg and felt left knee pop. On 2/6/2026 we were advised they had a meniscal tear and was placed on restrictions (No Kneeling).
220260480002C11935While attempting to hook the chain to the supply trailer at the slope bottom to unhook the trailer, the car rolled back and hit EE in the right ankle causing a small cut that required stitches.
220260480005C11614Employee was loading glue onto the back of EE's bolter. When EE turned EE felt pain in EE's back. EE treated at the ER where EE was taken off work for back pain.
220260480006C12085The SP Material Hoist was taken out of service after finding broken strands in the rope.  The broke strands were removed from the rope.  The rope was shortened, the hoist tested, and placed back into service.
220260480007C12295IE was cleaning with a loader when EE backed under a strap that was low hanging.  The strap caught the canopy of the loader and flipped out of the machine causing a laceration to the operator back.  This was investigated by MSHA.
220260480008C11413IE was installing sprag beams on the headgate drive when one of the beams that was leaning against the panline fell over and struck EE's leg.
220260480013C12947The mobile equipment operator began experiencing nighttime shoulder pain, attributed to years of repetitive work and movements required to mount, dismount, and operate equipment.  After consultation, diagnostics revealed degenerative changes in the shoulder, which required surgery on 02/06/26 
220260480019C11524Employee turned in report on 8/6/2025 complaining of a sore back and neck. Employee worked until they had a surgery on 2/10/2026 and was taken off work.
220260480027C12586Employee was operating the Lo-Trac cleaning up material when they hit a jack, shifting a timber which fell striking the Lo-Trac roll cage. The timber had struck employees hard hat pushing hat down on ears causing laceration to right ear requiring in sutures.
220260480029C12997An unintentional roof fall occurred on the 9HG LW section that measured 45'Lx10'Hx18'W located in the #3 entry between 13 -14 block. There were no injuries and the escape way was rerouted to the LW tail. A meeting was held with all miners as to be advised of the new escape way. Reference # 04950714
220260480030C11484Helping install the rub rail on the side of a new miner when right index finger got pinched between the frame and rail, causing to receive stitches.
220260480036C13718While trying to remove the outside roof bolt that had bent entering the roof strata during the bolting process, the operator used the boom to remove the roof bolt and start over. In doing so the operator swung in pulling the pin and a piece of roof strata down with the boom, catching their left hand between the tray and the roof strata. Started missing work on 2/6/2026
220260490002C11945The employee picked up a sheet of 4x8 plywood when the wind caught it. Trying to hold on to the sheet it twisted causing the employee to tear the right bicep. Started missing work on 2/12/2026. 
220260490003C12075EE was in the process of moving the flat car to the spur track at 8 Head. While moving the flat car and motor into the spur, the flat car rolled, contacting EE's lower leg between the flat car and the motor.
220260490007C10963EE was sweeping in truck shop. The broom handle broke and pinched finger resulting in 2 stitches
220260490008C10512Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 2/13/2026.
220260490009C10512Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 2/13/2026.
220260490010C12085I.E. was cleaning around the wet duster slurry pump and EE's glove was caught. This resulted in a avulsion of the left index fingernail, nail bed, and also broke the bone in the end of this left index finger.
220260490011C12977I.E was welding a new steering weldment on coal hauler 142. Some slag fell into EE's glove causing the employee to burn EE's left forearm. 4 days later on 2/17/2026 EE began to have redness and swelling in the area. EE was taken to the doctor and prescribed medicine to treat infection in the arm.
220260490013C12335Employee was moving pan line to C-5 and, while attempting to re-rail a wrecked car, the track jack dislodged from underneath the car and struck their left hand, resulting in two fractures and a laceration to left little (5th) finger.
220260490015C11734EE was assisting with retriever operation, when a clevis broke, the retriever lunged and the hydraulic lines caught the EE foot pulling into into a post striking their head.
220260500006C12285Tripped on uneven ground at pump area by creek. Fell onto 6" stone mostly on EE's left side.  This happen while EE and another EE were fishing out suction hose from the creek with a backhoe to hook up suction hose for creek pump
220260500007C11925The angle iron for the stop switch broke off and got fouled between the elevator and the beam causing damage to control leads. The control leads were replaced and PLC's had to be reprogrammed.
220260500010C11834The mine experienced a roof fall in the intersection of 40 crosscut on 1TG in the #2 entry. The dimensions were 19' x 20' x 14' (approximate). No injuries occurred from this incident.
220260500017C10852I.E. came to the safety dept. and was complaining of pain and numbness in both hands.
220260500019C13788Employee was operating a diesel locomotive on the 8W CM Section track. They parked the motor and stepped out of the deck onto a steel tunnel liner for hoses to pass under the track rails. They slipped on loose gravel that was on the steel cover, slipped and fell down, landing on their right upper leg. No rules or regulations were violated & employee has training & experience.
220260510010C12065Employee was pass through man door when they slipped on a rock and fell, landing on right knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260540001C12265Injured employee was walking and tripped on a crib block causing EE to stumble and roll EE's right ankle. Has been diagnosed with a torn ligament. No rules or regulations were violated and employee has training and experience.
220260540003C12055Employee was center bolting, while retrieving steels, a steel let loose and struck EE's wrist. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260540004C12416Employee was cutting bands on roof straps with knife when the knife slipped and cut EE's upper leg. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220260540005C13147A co-worker observed EE's 2022 Chevrolet 2500 truck had traveled over a berm and came to a stop on Coal Fork Road. The co-worker found EE in the driver's seat. EE was unresponsive and had no pulse. Co-worker began CPR. EE was transported via ambulance to Charleston Memorial Hospital and pronounced dead at 9:30am.
220260540006C12426Injured was walking away after throwing switch at Sugar Run slope back switch when EE slipped on the rail, falling onto the point rail. Injured started missing work on 2-19-26. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260540007C12566Injured was carrying tools past 2 parked mantrips in 8W belt spur. While walking between mantrips EE stepped on an uneven surface causing EE to fall. Injured started missing work on 2-18-26. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260540008C11774Employee was walking and stepped in hole and twisted ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220260540009C11894Employee was cutting green hose with utility knife when it slipped and cut finger. Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, PPE was a factor.
220260540014C11444Individual was removing the canopy from the twin boom while performing maintenance when it slid off striking EE's wrist resulting in a fracture.
220260540023C13718Had a highwall failure on the surface area, between #3 & #4 drift mouth entries. The incident occurred from repeated freezing/thawing of the high wall. The rock measured approx. 30' tall X approx. 2' to 20' wide at its widest point X inches to 8' thick at its deepest point. All employees were withdrawn safely. The incident was reported to the 24 Hr. Reporting Hotline. 
220260540024C11614While walking to battery charger un Unit 2 Battery Barn XC 122 2nd Outby charger, employee tripped and fell on their right side.  This resulted in 2 broken ribs.
220260540028C13688Injured Employee was walking beside a parked Shuttle Car and slipped on loose coal (sloughage) and fell against the rib. They stuck right forearm out against the rib to catch themselves. Forearm hit a spad that was in the rib causing a small puncture and a cut requiring 3 stitches to close. Employee has training and experience. Returned to work next scheduled shift.
220260540031C13187On 02/15/2026 an unintentional roof fall occurred On the P3-1 (Unit #3) at crosscut #18, entry #3 in the last open crosscut. The fall is approximately 20 foot in length, 30 foot wide and 8 foot thick. It seemed the water bearing sandstone interval came down to approximately 8 foot, causing the immediate roof to fail.
220260540032C11083While working on top of a Marion 8750 dragline tub an employee fell into a lower compartment injuring a rib.
220260540033C11033While crawling employee turned and felt a pop in their knee. Employee worked until surgery on 2/17/2026
220260550002C11564An empty trailer was loaded on the 630 hoist and during it's travel to the surface came in contact with the shaft wall causing damage to the metal skirting.
220260550012C11454Employee was hanging curtain at the roof bolt machine when they were struck by a rock measuring approximately 32" wide by 65" long by 1-4" thick.
220260550013C10792Employee was helping move cm cable over when they felt pain in their left foot.
220260560003C13157Employee was cutting new dog bone mechanism bolts with the plasma cutter with cutting glasses. IE decided to switch to a welding hood but couldn't see the lines on the weld setting so IE switched to grind setting. IE woke us the next morning with eyes burning from flash burn. IE received prescription eye ointment.
220260560006C13167Employee was at the block hole on 1C belt between the track and scoop road. The employee was hand loading block when EE struck EE's left pinky finger between the corner of the scoop bucket and the block in EE's hand. it was approx 5'6'' high and damp in the area. the employee received 5 sutures and pain medication.
220260560007C11904Employee was loading a roof bolter with supplies when EE felt pop in EE's knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260560008C11955An unplanned roof fall occurred on 2/16/26 at 8:10 pm. The fall measured 16'wide, 60' long and 4' high. The fall happened on the belt line at 3-36 xc and was dangered off and will be cleaned up. 
220260560009C12235Employee assisted with loading roll of belt on scoop when roll of belt shifted and came back injuring EE's foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260560010C13337On 2-19-2026, during routine work activity, the employee experienced an acute onset of pain while making a standard movement (handling fly pads). No unusual event, accident, or hazardous condition was identified. The condition is the result of cumulative repetitive physical stress, with symptoms becoming acute on the reported date.
220260560011C12436Employee was standing on side of center bolter waiting to bolt when a piece of slate fell and struck their neck and part of their leg. PPE was not factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260560012C12756Employee was changing rollers during outage when they took roller out of frame, the roller dropped and struck their hand. Palm of hand was between roller and frame. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260560013C13057The employee was at 7 East Brk 60 at the Double doors picking up trash/old pipe and loading it on flat cars and as they threw the pipe/trash on the car, employee states that they lost balance and caught themselves with left hand and used the flat car to catch themselves, they felt a pop in left shoulder.
220260570008C10502Employee was diagnosed with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
220260570009C13087A non-injury roof fall was discovered in the scoop roadway 2 breaks inby punch out. Spad #382 across from fall in the belt entry. Fall measured approximately 25 feet long x 16 feet wide x 5 feet high. Fall has been timbered off and danger signs posted on all approaches. This mine is in non-producing status.
220260570011C12526 While assisting welder to pull tooth out of metal bin for 6015B bucket, tooth slipped pinching employees right index finger against metal bin. employee was taken to local urgent care for observation and diagnosed with laceration to right index finger.
220260580001C13057While using a cutting wheel to remove a brace from a metal chute, the brace broke free and fell towards EE inadvertently causing EE to contact EE's right leg with the cutting wheel resulting in a laceration. (8) sutures were required to close the wound and EE was placed off work due to EE's restrictions.
220260580004C12125While using a tractor to pull a header to bottom, the operator drove over a head that had been dragged into the roadway, resulting in a jarring motion that caused low back pain. Started missing work on 2/26/2026.
220260580010C12065Employee was observing co-workers repair continuous miner conveyor chain when a piece of metal struck their nose.  Medical treatment was required on 2/23/26.  No time was missed as a result of the incident.
220260610002C10582Employee slipped and fell while getting on EE's equipment.
220260610008C11023I.E. came to the safety department complaining of pain and numbness in both of EE's hands and fingers.
220260610009C12406The SP Elevator was taken out of service due to the elevator ropes crossing after they were shortened and lost the "rope memory".  The elevator was ran to get a memory back in the rope, the elevator was tested, and placed back into service.
220260610010C11604The SP Material Hoist was taken out of service after finding broken strands in the rope.  The rope was replaced, the hoist tested, and placed back into service.
220260610013C13087Injured holding up airline and cables at 97 blk 5 belt while another employee was using grinder to cut of belt structure nuts when the grinder caught and kicked striking EE's left index finger and causing a laceration that required 5 sutures. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260610015C10451Miner has been diagnosed with Pneumoconiosis.
220260610029C12005A roof bolter was putting glue and bolt in hole they had drilled in Unit 2, Entry 6 @ 24+60 when a piece of rock fell. This resulted in a small laceration between lip and nose that received stitches. 
220260620001C11824The employee was positioned at the inch control tram controls of the Fletcher HDDR Roof bolter and fell, striking the right side of EE's head, resulting in sutures to EE's right ear.
220260620002C12406Employee was assisting the mechanic making a car splice when the knife slipped causing EE to cut EE's left index finger. EE was treated at the ER where EE received 3 sutures and a full release with no restrictions to return EE's next shift.
220260620010C13578Injured loading top belt structure into a belt tub in the Sugar Run Supply yard with the rest of belt crew. When EE placed the structure down the other employee pushed it over before injured's gloved finger was out of way and pinched it between structure and tub resulting in a chipped bone. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260620014C11634reaching over the bolter they struck their right forearm on a T3 channel resulting in a laceration. They received 4 stitches and came back to work. no time missed.
220260620016C12776Employee reported while lifting tire chains onto a tire, they experienced pain in left shoulder. X-ray report indicates advanced degenerative changes. MRI results obtained on 02/26/26 indicate multiple areas of degenerative osteoarthritis, tendinosis, and AC joint arthropathy.
220260620019C12596A Bailey Prep Plant grader operator was exiting the grader when the wind blew the door open and struck the employee.  They fell onto the blade of the grader and hit their tailbone. They felt pain in the tailbone area.  They finished their shift with the crew.
220260620024C11153Employee was switching seats to go back to the feeder, twisted right knee and said they heard a loud popping sound.
220260620025C12917Employee was installing a roof bolt with a board and as they pushed it to the roof, the tip of right middle finger was caught between the board and the roof. They had surgery to repair the finger and was taken off work due to restrictions preventing them from performing their normal duties.
220260620026C11293Employee was shoveling dust out onto the #5 conveyor belt. At that time the employee stated that they felt their left bicep pull.
220260620027C12305Employee was moving a shuttle car cable to the rib and as they threw it they felt a pain in right elbow. Employee was seen the following day by a physician and was taken off work as they were unable to perform their normal duties.
220260630003C11794Employee was checking fluid level in D8R bulldozer. They started to dismount the dozer and fell approximately 3 feet from the blade arm. Thought to have broken knee or below knee.
220260630005C11363welding bit block, curtain around worksite, when they rolled the drum the curtain blew in wind, employee felt like  EE had dust in eyes.
220260630010C10552EE has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.
220260630013C11985Approximately 1:10am, a roof fall occurred on the #1 Section in #8 entry at 12cc 1cc inby spad #4379 trapping 2 Mobile Roof Supports (MRS's) in the fallen material.  There were no personal injuries.
220260630014C12125IE was using a pry bar to unplug a chute when a piece of rock rolled down the pile and hit the pry bar causing the pry bar to come down and smash a finger against the chute. IE received 6 stitches on ring finger.
220260630018C12085EE was lifting a battery lid when right ring finger caught caught between the battery T handle and battery lid. This caused a laceration that required 5 sutures. EE was wearing gloves at the time of incident.
220260630021C11263Employee was working from a ladder and using an alignment bar while installing a new chute and and felt pain in left shoulder.
220260650003C12576The mine received a Self-Insured Employer Decision on 3/5/26 from a medical report dated 10/17/25. The report identifies a 12.55% permanent partial disability (hearing loss) possibly from occupational noise exposure. Employee has been retired since 4/16/25.
220260650004C12887Clevis broke on a retriever, striking other employees. When this occurred, a jack was about to fall on top of another employee and injured grabbed the jack to steady it, when EE did EE felt a sharp pain in EE's right bicep, received surgery to repair a torn bicep on the 26th of February.
220260650009C13378Employee was backing the bolter out of the #7 entry when the cable came off the side and ran under the cab. Employee reached from the deck behind the bolter to adjust the cable while backing up and contacted a de-energized car with the back of the bolter catching their left arm causing a laceration/ avulsion that was surgical repaired.
220260680004C10702IE was pulling line curtain and twisted pulling a muscle in EE's back.
220260680013C10862Employee cut finger while grinding resulting in a laceration that required stitches.  
220260680015C11955Employee forgot water bottle in the cab and when they reached back into the cab, they closed a finger in the cab door causing a laceration. Employee apparently was given a splint and restriction.
220260680019C11233While using a track jack, the jack bar slipped out of the employee's hand and struck them in the chin causing a laceration.
220260680021C12375Employee stated that while pulling belt structure they twisted and felt pain in their right knee.  Employee received medical treatment on 3/6/2026 for the injury.  Employee has not missed any scheduled shifts as a result of the incident.
220260690001C12536At approximately 3:00 a fire was reported off mine property, early morning on the    2/27/2026 the fire was on a remote section of the mine property, there was no lost of production, no damage to any buildings, no injury's. The fire was out on 3/1/2026.
220260690002C12907Injured stopped EE's motor outby the 9 North 27 block switch underneath a 6" aqualine (water discharge line). When EE stood up, EE struck EE's head on the airline causing pain in EE's lower neck (previously injured 4/28/25). No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260690006C13047EE was removing scrap metal from a muddy area when EE felt a pain in EE's back. EE visited the hospital on 2-24-26 and received a full release. EE worked until 2-26-26 when EE followed up with a PCP and was given another full release. EE went back to PCP on 3-5-26 when EE was taken out of full-duty work
220260690012C11654Employee stated they were in the process of building a crib, when they felt pain in their back. Employee sought medical attention on 3/1/2028 and was taken off work.
220260690020C12736Employee was attempting to manually remove a downed piece of immediate roof rock (approx. 4" thick by 4' long), that was obstructing an outby travel way. Their hand slipped while doing so, which caused an approx. 2" laceration on the distal end of their left middle finger.
220260690021C11844Employee was dragging jumper cable in the battery barn to change batteries. Employee injured their right hamstring and was taken off due to the restrictions from a doctor on 3/10/2026.
220260700005C12115An ignition occurred in 9 South Left mains miner section. They had mined through an abnormal rock intrusion. During a non-coal cutting period, the conveyor chain was started and caused an ignition at the miner. 
220260700006C11063An ignition occurred in 9 South Left mains miner section while mining through an abnormal rock intrusion. 
220260700007C11894While aligning a shield, shear operator stopped advancing the shear, during the stop a rock fell from the top and glanced off the spinning drum and hit the employee in the side of the face.
220260700008C13708Employee was operating a roof bolter installing bolts on the 8W CM Section. EE stuck EE's left hand down on the bolter head to check suction and at that time, a drill steel fell out of the hole EE was drilling and smashed EE's left little finger against the drill head. Employee suffered 2 small fractures to the end of EE's little finger. Was wearing metacarpal gloves.
220260700012C11754Miner was holding a timber while setting a breaker row.  Another miner swung the axe to hit the cap piece and the axe glanced off and struck the victim on top of the hard hat.
220260700016C11153IE was walking a belt when they slipped and fell.  When they fell, they landed on their arm and bruised their ribs.
220260700017C10993IE was sweeping a belt when they slipped off a concrete pad in the floor straining their left knee.
220260700019C12887Employee was standing in a crosscut, away from where a group was sheaving the belt take up back, when the sheaving device broke free. EE was struck with mud, rock, and debris causing corneal abrasions and a hairline fracture in orbital. EE was prescribed medicated eye drops and released.
220260710002C10922A hot spot occurred on the south side of the raw coal pile at the Prairie Eagle East Portal.
220260710006C11734IE was removing the boost valve from shield 100 with a pry bar, when the valve freed it swung on the four connected hoses and hit EE in the mouth, breaking EE's front tooth.
220260710008C11263Individual had a sore knee from repetitive crawling, later was diagnosed with a torn meniscus, became lost time on 03/03/2026.
220260710010C12586Employee was carrying a spool on EE's shoulder through the Golden Ridge Bottom Cut Through, when EE's left thumb was caught between the spool and the roof. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220260710011C12897Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable in the old 11 belt entry, which is now common with 9 South track, at 82 1/2 block. Fall was approx. 10' high, 16' wide and 30' long. The fall will not be cleaned up or re-supported. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260710022C11754Employee was bending a roof bolt when the bolted shifted causing the employee to twist their back resulting in lower back and leg pain. Employee is being treated for sciatica.
220260710023C12796EE was removing drill steel from a drilled hole. Pusher and extension separated in hole. Pusher stayed in drill chuck, extension stayed in roof. Extension fell out mashing left pinky finger between pusher and extension causing a tuft fracture to the end of the left pinky finger.
220260710024C11183I.E. had taken off their boot to dump out some rocks when a rock fell from the roof and hit them on top of their foot.
220260720008C11093Mechanic was climbing the stairs on a CAT 777 haul. Three steps up the stairs they felt their right knee pop.
220260720011C13518An unintentional roof fall happened on the S3C-2nd Right entry 7 crosscut 7. It fell out in an intersection on top of a continuous miner. It is believed that the water above the stack rock deteriorated the rock strata causing it to fall. A site specific plan was submitted and approved to clean rock off continuous miner to retrieve it from the fall. 
220260750007C13768Injured employee was helping hang the continuous miner cable. Lifted it to EE's shoulder and then up into a hanger. Felt pain in EE's shoulder and later after work, EE noticed a small knot and swelling in EE's shoulder. Reported the incident on 3-9-26 and sought treatment that day and began missing work. No rules or regulations were violated and EE Was wearing required PPE.
220260750009C12365Employee began to experience pain in EE's shoulder after dismounting a haul truck. EE was seen by an ER doctor and referred to an ORTHO. An MRI reading on 03-11-2026 revealed significant chronic arthritis and was restricted for no work.
220260750011C11534I.E. stated EE was helping carry a material door, the door twisted in EE's hands causing a pop in EE's wrist. X-ray shown a fracture of EE's left radius.
220260750015C11594The employee was carrying a top roller to install for section advancement and stepped into a divot in the bottom. EE's ankle popped and twisted in the process.
220260750018C13167Employee was operating dump truck when it became stuck in mud. While attempting to get pushed out of mud by another piece of equipment, the dump truck moved or jolted causing employee to injure their neck. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260750023C11213The IE was moving the miner to the face in entry #3 when we found the IE pinned between the miner tail and the solid rib.
220260750029C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220260750030C12335An unplanned roof fall occurred on 3/5/2026 at 11:50 am. The fall measured 16' long by 13' wide by 8' high. The fall occurred in #1 entry just in by 90 crosscut in the 6 South Mains. The area was dangered off and will be cleaned up. 
220260760002C13778An unintentional roof fall occurred the front end of the previously mined 12L section. This fall was in the #1 crosscut between #6 and #7 entry. The roof in this area previously identified as an area of concern and was supported and dangered off. It has been noted that a stream valley runs though this area and may have contributed to the fault. approx 30'by 13.5' by 7' high.
220260760003C12345Employee was cleaning at belt tail when EE stepped into a hole and twisted EE's ankle. EE also fell and injured EE's wrist. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260760011C12135The employee was using a chain ratchet (3-ton) to secure a tailpiece into the scoop bucket. As EE ratcheted it back the body of the ratchet twisted and the handle pinched EE's hand between it and the scoop bucket.
220260770004C13087The Employee was tramming the #11 Bolter from # 7 entry towards #6 entry. EE reached out to move EE's slack and ribbed the operators deck out crushing EE's hand. The employee has a fractured middle finger and partial amputation to the right pinky finger EE underwent surgery on the hand and received sutures.
220260770006C13548Injured was attempting to dismount Volvo rock truck with wet muddy boots and EE's foot slipped while climbing down steps causing an unexpected load on EE's left shoulder resulting in a sprain/strain type injury. Injured started missing work on 3/13/26 and was put off work pending an MRI. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260770007C13708Based on audiometric evidence and review on March 13, 2026, the employee meets the reportable hearing loss threshold under 30 CFR Part 62. The age-corrected Standard Threshold Shift was 25.6 dB in the right ear, exceeding the 25 dB average at 2000, 3000, and 4000 Hz from the employee's baseline/revised baseline audiogram. All 30 CFR Part 62 requirements were followed.
220260770008C12646The mine received a Self-Insured Employer Decision on 3/16/26 from a medical report dated 12/18/25. The report identifies a 10% permanent partial disability possibly from occupational pneumoconiosis. Specific date and time of actual disease contraction is unknown.
220260770026C12887A non-injury accident occurred involving 7-10 hoist, Employee put a drop deck supply car on the elevator and the car was mis-aligned on the elevator causing the draw head of the car to strike the west side of the shaft resulting in elevator to be removed from service for approx. 3 hours.
220260770027C10512Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 3/12/2026.
220260780001C10742There is no specific incident. Repetitive use of hands, wrist and elbows. 
220260780004C11584IE was hanging a tube chain and slipped. The chain was wrapped around EE's right wrist, when EE slipped the impact from EE's body weight fractured EE's wrist.
220260780005C11033Employee was pulling on a wrench when they experienced pain in the elbow that radiated to the shoulder.
220260780007C10802Employee whose last shift was 07-23-2015 was awarded a 5% op claim on 03-18-2026
220260780009C10411The employee has received a 10% op award.
220260780013C13818High winds blew the doors on the back of the Drag Line house open. The employee and two others decided to close the doors. They successfully closed the right door and were attempting to close the left door when a gust of wind hit the door and flung it open blowing all three of them back with the door. The employee was pinched between the door and the guarding around the Gen-set.
220260780014C12025Employee was pulling a piece of rubber belt into the 1/54 airlock when their left knee gave out causing the employee to fall to the mine floor. Employee is being treated for a strain to their left knee.
220260780022C13357While attempting to accessing the offside area of the 2 East belt, to pre-shift the drive motors, the employee moved under the conveyor structure/Cross under guard. During this movement, a portion of the employee's coat contacted a bottom conveyor roller.  Resulting in abrasions and swelling to right elbow and abrasions to right arm.
220260780025C13237Employee was cutting a belt off of the blower motor on a roof bolter when the knife slipped causing a laceration of their left wrist. Employee was treated at the ER where they received four sutures and was given restriction of not bending their wrist for three days which prevented them from performing their normal duties.
220260790003C11844Employee went into con x 2 to get a box of belt splices. After picking up the box, they turned around to exit the con x and felt pain in left knee. Employee went for medical treatment.
220260790005C11544Employee travelling in Intake portal was walking to EE's ride when EE slipped and fell on EE's right ankle causing a fracture in EE's right distal fibula.
220260790015C12205Employee was moving a 15 Hp pump and caught EE's fingers between the wheel dolly and the pump.  Employee finished EE's shift and decided to see Dr. the next shift, and returned to work EE's next shift after the Dr visit.
220260790016C13097Injured was striking a panline rack bar to get the panline to line up together on the 7W Longwall setup face when a piece of their pick hammer broke off and struck them in the chest, embedding itself in the soft tissue under the left pectoral. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260790017C12967Injured was using 28 center bolter in St Leo Mains 3-2 at 148 block. They had a drill steel laying on the tray above the drill controls and it was struck by the boom, flipping up and hitting them in chest resulting in a contusion. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260790021C11494The injured was in the process of removing belt structure from the  16 East LW belt and stacking it on a flat Car when they felt a pop in their back.
220260820013C11914Employee was spotting rollers and shoveling belt when EE felt pain in EE's hand. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260820014C12045Employee stepped down off of motor when EE stepped on a piece of coal and injured EE's ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260820023C12125IE was working on a skid steer's hydraulic system and when they stepped backwards, they tripped over a bucket they placed by them. IE hit their neck area on the metal plate of the skid steer directly behind them.
220260890004C13017Assisting continuous miner operator cleaning rock and coal material from the top of the miner. A small piece of  roof rock fell striking EE on shoulder. The injury sustained was bruising and a small tear in flesh. Mine roof was fully supported in this area. Rock size was about the size of a football.
220260890005C12826Employee was traveling down decline from the portals to the shop area of the underground mine when a mechanical failure occurred in the rear end of the battery personnel carrier EE was operating, which caused excessive speed before overturning the battery powered personnel carrier.
220260890007C13578EE was operating a diesel motor, EE was the second motor following another motor with a flat car. The involved EE's motor was not attached to the other motor. EE stood up while tramming to see the distance between motors when EE's hard hit a low hanging bag in the roof mesh. This caused EE's hard hat to strike EE's nose resulting in a nasal bone fracture.
220260890010C10722The employee was stepping out of EE's pickup and twisted EE's left knee.
220260890015C12155Employee was finishing EE's inside bolt when EE went to drop EE's canopy. The canopy post collar dropped down striking EE's right pointer finger. This resulted in a small distal fracture of the right pointer finger.
220260890016C11283IE was carrying a top belt roller when EE's foot got stuck in the mud.  IE then fell and landed on the roller hurting EE's back.
220260890020C12245Employee was working on taking green pump hose apart when EE's knife slipped and cut the back of EE's leg (calf). PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260890024C11574Employee was in the process of installing a roof bolt when EE used the rotation to align the chuck and the bolt head causing EE's gloved hand to be strained.
220260890026C12155Employee was a passenger in a locomotive, EE had EE's hand placed on the wind-shield frame when the windshield inadvertently closed with EE's fingers in the track.  Employee suffered 2 fractured fingers as a result.
220260890034C11263A small distortion was found on the rope during the slope hoist rope examination at the 355 foot mark behind the brakeman car.
220260890035C12285The employee was shutting off wash down hydrant with a T handle. The threaded flange connecting the casing split in half, shooting all 6 feet of the stem upward into the employee's face splitting EE's lip open requiring sutures.
220260890050C11854An unplanned roof fall occurred on 3/24/2026 at approximately 7:40 am on the slope. The fall occurred between crosscut No. 0 and 1 and was approximately 50' long x 20' wide x 5' thick. 
220260890056C12145Light on the control panel for "Door open" on the Horn Mountain Portal Hoist stayed on and was flashing even when the door was shut and the hoist would not work when a button was pushed to send it to mine level.  T
220260890060C11253A grass fire started at the rail road tracks and spread to the mine property. The fire could not be put out within 30 minutes
220260890062C12015Employee was assisting another employee in moving a mobile hose crimp machine when the machine became unstable and overturned, striking the injured in the left ankle resulting in a fracture to the area
220260890066C11253A roof fall occurred at District #4 Headgate #1, #2 Entry, Crosscut #62 in the Intersection outby the Section Loading Point. 
220260890067C10582Employee fell while dismounting Caterpillar D11 Bulldozer.
220260890079C13748Employee was using a bar to adjust a coupler on a trash car to secure it to a mantrip.  As they were prying the couple up with the bar they felt a pain in groin area. The employee was seen by doctor on 3/20 and was diagnosed with hernia. Employee has currently missed no work and has worked without restrictions. Surgery is scheduled for 4/17 at which point it will be a LT.
220260890081C12385Employee twisted while changing hydraulic filters and began to feel a pain in their knee. later they asked to be checked out and was seen at the ER. An ORTHO appointment on 03/26/2026 revealed a torn ACL and they were given a restriction.
220260890082C11774The Mine Elevator was down due to a power outage from two high voltage lines coming in contact from high winds. One of the high voltage lines completely separated in this event.
220260890084C12616Employee  was trying to get a rock off the side of the miner using a slate bar. As the rock came off, the slate bar slid down the side of the miner and the employee felt a pop near right shoulder. They continued to work until taken off by a doctor on 3/20/2026.
220260890087C12937EE was pulling cable from a spool at the cable winder. A chain meant to keep the spool centered came loose, allowing it to shift and create a gap near the stops. The EE reached for the knuckle and, while pulling it down, placed their hand into the gap, where it became caught in a pinch point.
220260890089C11985Employee was re railing a car when car shifted and pinched finger between car and jack. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260890090C13768Using FCT to pull cable slack with loops of cable tied to a drill steel placed on the FCT while in the 8 West belt entry. Injured was holding drill steel to keep the rope from pulling off, but the rope pulled off anyways and the drill steel came back and struck them in upper left leg resulting in a contusion. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260890092C12095Employee was rib pinning when vent tube fell and knocked them down, causing them to injure a hand, PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260890097C12766Employee was installing a pin in the rib and as they tried to line the steel up with the chuck, their right index finger got caught between the two resulting in a laceration requiring five sutures. They received a full release with no restrictions and returned the same shift.
220260890099C11474IE was loading the mule for LW recovery when they picked up a bundle of cap wedges.  When they picked this up they felt a pull in their lower back.
220260890100C11163IE strained their back picking up 2 oil cans.  IE finished shift and requested treatment after the end of the shift.
220260890101C12255Just after loading shuttle car, miner operator was struck by rib, causing them to fall injuring their left foot. Had x ray done at hospital, showing no fracture, but going to x ray again after swelling goes down to make sure.
220260890102C12967While mining in #3 entry of section. Shuttle car operator was struck by rib burst to left side after being loaded by miner returning to feeder.  Causing several small scratches and cuts to arms and side of face. Employee is going to follow up with a x ray in a few days to make sure no fractures.
220260890103C12335A roof fall occurred at this location on 03/27/2026. The fall location was on the 2nd East/4th North in entry 3 in the intersection at survey station 25+80. The fall measured 10ft wide by 15ft long by 2-3ft thick. No one was injured.
220260890104C12476Employee was going around a corner on a shuttle car. Their hand was on the handle on the canopy. They rubbed the corner of the rib with the canopy. They caught a finger between the hand hold and the rib causing a laceration that required stitches.
220260890106C11063IE stepped on a sheet of metal and it flipped off of the step and landed on their foot causing a fracture.
220260900003C11544The Golden Ridge Hoist transformer blew while a crew of employees were on the cage. There were no injuries involved and no other part 50 criteria applies.
220260900005C12696Employee was dragging hoses off the face when they became stuck. When the pull rope broke, the hoses whipped the employee in EE's right arm, resulting in a contusion. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220260900009C11413While using a pry bar to perform repairs on a bed of a pickup truck, the pry bar slipped and struck the employees lip resulting in an injury.
220260910002C11804Employee was riding in mantrip when the mantrip went into a spur and struck another ride, injuring employee's back and neck.  PPE was not a factor; mining systems was not a factor.
220260910005C11884Employee was sitting in a track spur when another mantrip came into spur and struck EE's ride. Causing injury to EE's head and chest. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor.
220260910006C11945Employee was sitting in a track spur when another mantrip came into ride and struck EE's ride. Causing contusion to EE's back and shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor.
220260910008C12476Employee was preparing to rock dust on #6 Section, while reaching for the rock dust hose EE's left hand was caught between the ram and the bucket of the scoop (c/n #161) causing a contusion/fracture to EE's 3rd & 4th metacarpals on EE's left hand.
220260910015C11995Employee stated EE was trimming a piece of belt when EE's knife slipped out and made a puncture/laceration to the to the right upper kneecap. Employee sought medical attention and received 4 sutures.
220260910024C13518Injured employee hooked a scoop winch hook to a shield on a 30-Ton car to center up the shield on the car. When the scoop operator tightened up the winch rope, the hook slipped off the shield and struck employee's right leg above the knee. They suffered a contusion/bruising, pain & swelling. Employee failed to position themselves in a safe location.
220260910028C13408After shift ended, employee left the main building to the parking lot where there is one set of stairs before reaching the lower level. It had snowed about 6"-8" the evening of their shift. Employee slipped on the second to last stair landing on their back. On their way home employee felt a sharp strong pain in their mid-back when moving.
220260920005C12816Employee was helping switch cars in belt spur when motorman #2 pushed cars towards EE. EE was standing near motor when EE's foot was injured. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue. Body placement was an issue.
220260920006C12516Employee was operating mantrip dragging slick line when rope that was attached to pipe broke and piece of metal from rope struck EE's elbow.  PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rule and regulations was not a factor.
220260920014C11393Individual stepped off a main tail onto a crib block, the crib block rolled on its side causing EE's ankle to roll and breaking EE's tibia.
220260920017C12446On 1/25/2026 EE stated that while EE was bending a 5' bolt EE felt a pain in EE's right shoulder. EE was granted a full release and returned to work.  On 3/30/2026 Mine Management was informed that EE started Physical Therapy for EE's shoulder.
220260920029C13758An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 2 South Mains 50w in the #3 entry. The fall was approximately 10' high x 16' wide x 60' long in the #3 entry and 10' high x 16' wide x 60' long between #2 to #4 x-cut. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material. Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred because of this accident.
220260920036C10512Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 3/27/2026.
220260920041C11353While lowering a supply trailer of fbelt in the mine, one of the guide rails shifted preventing the 630 cage from reaching the landing.
220260920044C12546Employee was starting to drill for their inside bolt. A piece of rock fell from the outside bolt to where they started the inside bolt. The rock hit the canopy and slid off landing on the back side of their right foot. This caused a sprain to their foot.
220260930002C10702EE reported a strained back from being loaded while operating end dump
220260930012C11253Loading plates onto Roof Bolter. When a piece of draw rock fell hitting their right hand. Resulting a laceration on the hand.
220260960004C11784EE was performing maintenance on the TG Drive when a piece of stone fell from between the shields striking top of EE left hand. This caused a laceration that required 9 sutures. 
220260960007C13688Employee stated that while attempting to drain oil out of the 34103-rock truck, EE stepped into deep mud and fouled EE's foot. When EE attempted to pull free from the mud, EE heard EE's knee pop. Employee was treated by an orthopedic surgeon and taken off work pending surgery. Medical data was made available to the company on 3/31/26 that Part 50 requires to report.
220260960009C12927An unplanned roof fall occurred outby the section loading point above anchorage. The fall is located at #16 crosscut from the #7-#8 entries measuring approximately 90 feet long by 10 foot thick. Supplemental roof support was added in the adjacent entries, and the fall has been breakered off.
220260960012C11714Rocks fell off a highwall striking rock truck. The employee suffered a contusion on their left upper thigh. Received medical reports to make the determination on 3/2/2026.
220260960013C11373Employee stepped in hole when they felt left knee pop started to hurt and swell. Employee was placed on restriction (sit down work only).
220260970005C11564individual was pick up a piece of low belt structure when EE felt a pop in EE's low back. the individual went off work on 04/06/2026 as a lost time accident
220260970008C11794EE was throwing miner cable over out of the way when EE felt a sharp pain in EE's lower back. EE was seen by a doctor on 4/1/2026 and placed off work for a possible pulled muscle.
220260970010C13147While mining inby crosscut 23 of the #1 entry in 8 West injured was standing by rib bolting controls when a rock fell out from in between the roof straps and struck them in the back causing a closed fracture of spinous process of thoracic vertebra. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260970011C11484Maintenance mechanic operating DF 63 Fuel Truck was pinned under between the ground and rotor/caliper while jacking up the truck with a bottle jack.
220260970014C12215Moving belt covers from a pallet and loading them on a cart to move them down in the tunnel. While lifting the cover EE felt a pop in EE's left elbow and couldn't move EE's arm. Was taken off work by doctor on 04/03/2026.
220260970018C11183The IE slipped while entering the cab of the D5 dozer and struck EE's forehead on the door frame resulting in sutures.
220260970024C13828The employee was flipping the lid of a grid box when they felt a sharp pain in upper left arm. They requested help from company EMTs and was then transported to hospital. The hospital released them that night and advised them to follow up with Primary Physician and placed them off work until 4/4/2026. The employees Primary put them off work until they are cleared from Orthopedic.
220260970026C10642Employee was walking down stairs. Felt a pop in their left knee.
220260970032C12315IE was stepping over belt structure and when employee went to step over structure lost footing and felt a pop in right ankle. IE was treated conservatively and didn't miss any scheduled shift until 03/31/2026 when it became an LTI.
220260980005C10963Employee felt pull in right shoulder when pulling drill steel out of roof in Unit 1 (39+60 12 R)
220260980006C11213An area light for the continuous miner slipped out of a maintenance co-workers hand and struck this employee's left hand.
220260980007C12766Employee was bolting when a piece of rock fell and struck the left side of the employee's face as well as the bridge of their nose. This resulted in a laceration on the employee's left side of their face requiring 6 stiches. Employee has not missed any work due to the injury.
220260990004C12375Employee stated EE was throwing cable over in #7 heading with another employee. After picking up the cable, EE twisted as EE was throwing the cable over and felt a sharp pain in EE's left lower back. EE continued to work until 3/31/2026.
220260990005C13167Employee was trying to cut a hole through plastic siding of the prep plant. EE removed EE's gloves to open the knife and forgot to put EE's gloves back on. The knife slipped and cut a finger on EE's other hand. EE was taken to the ER and received 4 stiches to hold the wound closed. EE returned to work the next day.
220260990006C12075Employee was carrying a cradle with 3 rollers down C Belt line and felt pain in the middle of EE's back. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220260990009C10822Employee complains of shoulder pain. No recent event contributing to the symptoms.
220260990012C13528A mechanic was working on a Sullair air compressor engine oil leak with the engine running.  EE had an inspection mirror in EE's left hand and a flashlight in EE's right hand.  EE observed that the engine was not leaking anymore so EE pulled EE's hands back.  The fan caught EE's left hand and pulled it into the fan causing injuries to EE's left hand.
220260990025C11464Employee stated that while cleaning on the slope belt they tripped and fell, striking components of the slope belt, resulting in facial fractures.
220260990026C11554Employee was reaching a piece of 4" discharge line across the beltline when the pipe slipped and pinched the right index finger against the belt structure.
220260990031C13327While watering the roadways they stopped the diesel tractor to check the sprays on the water cart. As they were walking to the back of the water cart, they were tripped up by a nylon band laying in the road causing them to fall and twist their right knee. They worked until a week before surgery. Started missing work on 03/30/2026.
220260990032C12436Employee was roof bolting drilling an hole and had left hand on pod when a rock measuring 30 inches long, 6 inches wide and 5.5 inches thick fell out striking their left hand. Employee was treated for fractured ring finger and lacerated pinky.
220260990036C12526Employee was helping use cobra drill when drill was collapsing, they strained their shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Employee did not start missing until April 6th.
220260990038C12466Employee was working on shearer spray arm, when lifting eye that come a long was hooked to broke causing lifting eye to hit their hand. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220260990039C11413Employee was hitting a conveyor chain with a 5lbs. hammer, when a piece of metal broke loose and struck them in the left side of their groin.
220261000005C13608Shear Operator was spotting a shield to catch rock on the LW face, a piece of rock rolled out into the panline and hit the spill board and a piece of rock measuring 54"x14"x3-8" broke off after striking the spill board and fell into the walkway and struck the the employee on the right side of right foot causing a laceration which required 2 staples to close.
220261030004C12436Employee was carrying a diesel particulate filter when EE stepped awkwardly causing a jolt to EE's right hip. EE continued working until 4/1/26 when a follow up with a physician gave EE restrictions preventing EE from performing normal duties.
220261030008C11894Employee was using a pry bar when working on a bus, removing the transmission. The bar slipped and struck EE in the mouth, causing the tooth filling to fall out and broke part of the tooth.
220261030010C11714IE had been moving spools with a lotrac when EE noticed a fork coming off of the mast.  When EE went to reinstall the fork, EE claimed to drop the fork on EE's right foot.
220261030012C12045The SP Elevator was taken out of service due to an area of concern found in 2 ropes during the NDT tests.  The elevator ropes are being replaced, the elevator will be tested, and placed back into service.
220261030014C13708Employee was setting timbers for the next retreat mining lift inby spad 21417 when the slab cut entry that was previously cut fell to the roof bolts causing draw rock to strike the employee.  Employee was coherent and alert while being transported outside.  During transportation to medical facility they suffered a cardiac arrest.  Incident remains under investigation.
220261030015C11013Upon receiving an audiometric test result, the administrating assistant has reportable hearing loss. 
220261030021C11233Dismounting rear of the mechanics truck and cable step pulled out of the socket that holds the cable for the step-in place.
220261030026C12175An employee was working on a winch rope on a 650 scoop that was loaded with a shield, this shield was hit by another 650 scoop, causing the employee to be caught between the scoop EE was working on and the shield tip.
220261030027C13788Injured employee was cleaning belt water sprays in a spray bar. They brushed against a fire tap at the location they were working, between the top & bottom belt. When they backed out of the belt and stood up, the fire tap valve suddenly blew off the 8" waterline coupler and struck their left ankle, breaking it. Accident caused by a failure at the coupler tee due to corrosion.
220261040008C13468The Crabapple elevator was inoperable for an extended period of time due to a short in the trailing cable. The short occurred in the area of the cable that continues to flex, the cable did not rub against anything.  An extra pair of wires that was already ran was used to correct the issue.  No entrapment, injured or equipment damage as a result
220261040015C13418Employee stated they were operating a 785 rock truck when they ran through a deep hole. This caused them to strike their right knee on the gearbox, resulting in a contusion. The employee initially returned to work, but on 4/6/26, they returned to the doctor, who imposed restrictions. Employee is currently working within those restrictions.
220261040016C12947Employee was helping their pin partner reattach the suction hose on a bolter when a rock fell from the edge of the installed screenwire and struck employee in the back of their left hand resulting in a small fracture. Employee is expected to make a full recovery without surgery being required.
220261050003C10892IE had EE's finger smashed between 2 wooden gluts causing a fracture on EE's ring finger.
220261050014C12275Employee was striking a claw hammer with another claw hammer in an attempt to pull a belt pin from a mechanical splice, when a piece of metal broke off and struck their right forearm, resulting in a laceration and four sutures.
220261050018C11604The individual was smashing ice in the travelway with an ax, when they felt a strain. Later individual was diagnosed with a hernia and went off work on 4-15-26.
220261060009C13257Employee was moving a miner cable when EE tripped over a rock measuring 6"x12 " landing on EE's right hand and shoulder, EE hasn't missed any work due to this incident but started physical therapy treatments on 4/14/26 which makes it a reportable incident, EE has continued to experience pain on EE's shoulder since EE's fall
220261060010C12355Employee was at the miner when a piece of rock fell from between straps and struck the top of EE's foot causing a contusion. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261060011C12155Employee was setting conveyor tail piece and was placing a crib block under the leg of the tail piece when the tail piece shifted and pinched the employees left thumb. The injury required 3 stitches to close wound. 
220261060012C12496An employee was injured while crossing under an unguarded area of moving conveyor belt. The hood on their sweatshirt was pulled into a bottom belt roller, and as they attempted to free it, their left arm was drawn in between the roller and the belt.
220261060020C12315Employee was helping hang miner cable and water line into a roller hanger when they felt pop in their upper arm (bicep). PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261060022C12165Employee was working on a cable repair when knife slipped and cut their finger, causing them to receive stitches. PPE was a factor, mining systems was a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261060023C12185Employee was working on LW face at 12 shield when rock came over handrail and struck the back of their leg. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261070002C11433While extending the slider from the tube, the employees arm was drawn into the tube, resulting in the employees left forearm striking the tube.
220261070009C12325The injured was walking in 5 north bleeders from 17 east to 16 east. Their left foot slipped while walking in wet and muddy rock dust and when they went to catch themselves with their right leg, they felt a pain in their right knee.
220261100001C10642Individual developed carpal tunnel and had surgery on 04/15/2026
220261100002C11043Hauling longwall components, was adjusting tow chains, load shifted causing fracture to the right ankle.
220261100003C11083Employee was placing doors on fan house air lock to weld them on and pulled at door and strained groin area.
220261100004C11524Employee was a front seat passenger in mantrip when mantrip hit coal rib, causing  lacerated bottom lip, requiring stitches and fracturing some teeth.  
220261100006C13147Injured was cutting down roof screen to unload "bagged" material at 3 block on 3 belt with a grinder and some loose rock that was in the screen fell out causing a laceration to the posterior side of EE's left forearm that required sutures to close. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220261100008C12967Employee was injured while working on a header. EE was using a pipe wrench on a steamboat jack, when the force made the pipe wrench break loose from the jack and caused EE's arms to extend abruptly and hit EE's left arm and left shoulder on the header framing. Started missing work on 04/14/2026.
220261100012C11113The Operator was notified on 04/16/2026 that the employee has been diagnosed with  Occupational Pneumoconiosis.
220261100014C12486Sitting in the maintenance office and cleaning EE's ear with a pocket screwdriver. The chair had wheels and EE went to lean back and felt like EE started to fall; EE's reaction to balance self caused EE to poke self in the eye with the screwdriver.
220261100018C11163A train started a grass fire on the outskirts of the mine and was not extinguished within 30 minutes of discovery.  
220261100019C11133Employee pinched a finger while changing a return idler on the belt line causing a laceration requiring stitches.
220261110004C12095Employee was strapping down a load on a supply car while standing on the car at the Battle Run yard, slipped on ice, and fell to the ground. EE worked EE's normal job until going off for surgery on 04/16/2026.
220261110007C13428EE was operating a drill press in the welding bay to drill holes into a bracket, EE secured it in a vice. While standing to the right, EE held the vice with EE's left hand and operated the press with EE's right. The bit bound, causing the bracket to spin out of the vice which caused EE's left thumb to be caught between the vice and bracket.
220261110008C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220261110013C12676Employee was struck by a rock that had fallen from in between the shields, striking EE's left hand, and resulting in a contusion to EE's left pinky and ring finger. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220261110014C12305Employee got EE's left hand caught between the auger and wrench while rib pinning, resulting in a laceration to EE's left hand. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220261110017C10552EE has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.
220261110025C11313While helping change a top, middle belt roller segment, the injured employee's finger was smashed between the roller and bed rail. 
220261110026C13698Injured employee was carrying a belt roller with both hands along the 7 North #1 Belt between 24-25 blk. when they tripped on a piece of loose coal and lost balance. They fell against the side of a roller cradle, smashing right hand between the cradle and roller they were carrying. Suffered a contusion & swelling. Was wearing required PPE including metacarpal gloves.
220261110027C11904During the MSHA qtr. inspection while the cage was nearing the top and starting in the guides it jumped track and fouled. no one injured no one trapped. the hoist was operational at 4:08 PM.
220261110028C13718The rope gripper wear pads on Metz elevator wore down causing a pad wear microswitch to engage that causes the rope grippers to set, resulting in an entrapment of 2 miners approximately 350' down the shaft. The manual rope gripper release pump failed. The miners were removed from the elevator at 5:45 pm. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220261110029C10752Employee tripped and fell over a pallet while carrying containers of D.E.F.
220261110031C11554Employee was placing glue in the tray of the roof bolter when a rock fell from the roof striking their right foot. Employee was placed off work on 4/13/26.
220261110032C11975Upon discovery MSHA hotline was called immediately. The current E01 inspector was called and personnel were dispatched to operate machinery to begin cutting out heated material to help extinguish. 
220261110034C12345Employee was packing a timber on M4 belt line from crosscut #74 to crosscut #76 when their left knee gave out. MRI results show a tear to their ACL. Restrictions are sit down work only. Employee will follow up with Orthopedic Surgeon.
220261110035C11103Employee diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis with a 10% pulmonary function impairment after evaluation.
220261130010C11373IE tripped and fell on shoulder, after Orthopedic appointment on 4-21-26 was diagnosed with rotator cuff injury that will require surgery
220261130011C13007IE experienced left hip and back pain after loading drill on hauler. After loading drill, fell from desk of heavy haul trailer. IE had follow up visit on 4-22-26 and was diagnosed with a possible pinched nerve and was prescribed physical therapy and a steroid. IE was never restricted to do EE's job.
220261130014C11824Employee stated while trying to get a piece of stuck drill steel out of the roof the steel fell out striking the employee on the left ring finger causing a laceration and fracture.  
220261130018C11103Shoveling underneath the belt in the beltline. When the shovel caught the bottom roller pulling their hand in.
220261130019C11644Employee stated they were in the process of helping another employee lift a piece of steel when they felt pain in their lower back. Continued to work until 4/15/26.
220261130020C10882There was an unplanned roof fall in the Panel district 11, 9th North, XC- 45, #5 entry. 
220261130021C12025EMPLOYEE WAS SHOVELING AND LIFTING STRUCTURE WHEN THEY FELT A PULL/STRAIN IN LOWER ABDOMINAL AREA. THIS RESULTED IN A HERNIA. SURGURY WAS PREFORMED ON 4/16 RESULTING IN LOSS TIME INCENDENT AT THAT TIME.
220261130023C11854Employee was fueling and greasing a D10T. When the employee climbed onto the dozer, they felt lower back pain. The employee strained the lower back muscles and could not return to work.
220261130025C10692A thermal event was discovered on the belt line at 34XC of 6 West 1. 
220261130026C12586Employee had connected the miner tail with a chain to the front bumper of a shuttle car to attempt to free the car from being stuck. Once the chain became tight the chain came loose contacting the employee in the lower back resulting in a fractured vertebra.
220261130029C11965The utility person was cutting the seal out of a 1-quart bottle of engine oil with a belt knife when they accidentally cut the end of their left thumb. 3 Stitches were required no work was missed.
220261140002C12967Employee was cleaning on LW face when another employee was attempting to pass EE, that employee slipped and fell and the miner that was cleaning tried to catch EE and injured EE's back. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261140005C11293A hoisted dragline drag blower motor was being lowered down while suspended, the load shifted and made contact with the employee.
220261170001C13237Employee was hooking up a charging nip to a coal hauler battery. While tightening the nip the employee received burns on EE's left hand and left ring finger. Some of the burns are possible 2nd degree burns. The employee works for Jennmar services and is under Knight Hawk Coal, Prairie Eagle Underground Mine's supervision.
220261170002C12887Employee was installing the center pin while roof bolting and a rock fell striking the back of the employee's left leg below the knee. The injury resulted in a fracture of the employee's left leg. The employee was taken off work the following day (4-23-2026) due to doctor's restrictions.
220261170009C11694Employee was in the process of reclaiming HV cable. While putting a loop of the cable in a tub EE felt a sharp pain in EE's lower back. EE is being treated for sciatica.
220261170010C10632IE was unplugging a VFD power cable when an arc flash occurred.
220261170013C13588Truck driver noticed some smoke coming from behind the truck dump. Plant Technician and supervisor responded and did not see a fire but noticed a hot spot in the roof area of the building behind the truck dump. The decision was made to notify the local fire department. An area of hot coal was identified by the fire department, and they washed out the area.
220261170020C12035Employee was stepping over a trailer tongue when they lost balance injuring right knee. EE was seen at the ER where they were taken off work as they were unable to perform their job without restrictions.
220261170021C12846Employee was using boom pressure on the roof bolter to get steels together when they moved suddenly striking right hand. Employee was treated at the ER where x-rays revealed a fracture. Employee was taken off work with restrictions preventing them from performing their normal duties.
220261170022C13177Employee was sitting in shuttle car as the miner was loading them when a piece of metal struck them in the left arm. Employee was treated at the ER where the object was removed and they received two sutures to close the wound. Employee was given a full release with no restrictions to return to work their next shift.
220261170024C11894IE was installing a roof bolt.  As the employee went to push the bolt that EE had bent into the roof with the drill pot of the roof bolter the bolt sprung back and struck EE's left forearm.
220261170025C10852IE was moving a rock out of the walkway on the belt slope when EE strained EE's back.
220261170026C10732IE was moving EE's CM waterline when EE felt a strain in EE's lower back.
220261170027C11854While walking out of the Aleppo portal locker room, employee slipped and felt a pain in EE's right knee.  Employee was diagnosed with a torn Meniscus and subsequently taken off of work.
220261180002C10722IE was moving oil cans to a pallet when EE pulled a muscle in EE's back.
220261180003C12546IGNITION - Occurred while doing repairs with an oxygen and acetylene torch in the 7/3 Service Shaft, approx. 1,153 feet down the shaft at 7 West.  They ignited a bleeder which burned approx. 45 seconds and was extinguished with gallon container of water.
220261180011C13538While employee was center bolting in the #3 entry of the 15L Tailgate Section, the center bolter lost suction to the drill head. While employee was feel for suction with EE's left hand, EE inadvertently drop a drill steel on EE's left index finger. This caused a laceration and a fracture to EE's finger. The employee was subsequently taken off of work.
220261180017C12426Employee was loading waterline onto scoop for belt move. When one of the water lines pipes slid off the scoop and struck EE's foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261180018C12265Employee was drilled hole for rib pin and turned around to grab strap when piece of rib hit EE's back and shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261180020C11834Employee was injured when EE's left foot was struck by a rock that dislodged from the mine rib. EE was diagnosed with a fractured metatarsal and EE's foot was temporarily immobilized.
220261180022C12105Employee was trying to remove a drill steel that was stuck in drill pod of a roof bolter. Employee twisted right knee causing knee to pop. On 4/23/2026 employee was restricted to sit down work only pending MRI.
220261180024C12165While performing EE's duties as the auger groundman, EE's index finger was accidentally caught between 2 drill steel sections. While swinging the 5th steel into place it slipped down catching EE's right index finger.
220261180025C12015Employee was reclaiming life line when right foot got tangled up on life line, causing employee to slip and twist EE's right knee. Employee had an MRI showing a tear in the meniscus, requiring surgery.
220261180026C11413A millwright was moving parts with a knuckle boom when the controller was bumped resulting in an injury to the finger that required stitches.
220261180028C13768Employee was installing center bolts using the Fletcher Roof Bolter. Had drilled EE's starter hole and just changed drill steels and when EE started drilling again, a piece of rock fell from the top and bounced off the drill head and struck EE's left forearm. Suffered a contusion with swelling. Missed 3 days of work. Has training and experience and was wearing required PPE.
220261190001C13368I.E. Stated that they had a broken vertical pin on shield #1, while trying to get new pin in pulling shields in manually the anti-toppler was in a bind. When the stored energy was released the anti-toppler hit employee in left arm. Employee went to hospital where x-rays were taken with no broken bones. Employee is off with a sore arm.
220261190007C12345With the help of two other employees, the injured helped to hang the miner cable & water line cross the #3 entry. The injured felt a dull pain in the lumbar area of EE's back and stated it was getting worst as EE sat bits on the miner
220261190008C12967The injured was trying to insert/align a shear pin in the relay bar on shield #2. While trying to align the pin, a come-along that was hooked from the header to the relay bar became unhooked, striking the employee on the top of the right hand causing a laceration which required sutures to close.
220261200002C11053While loading in the number ten entry, a piece of coal rib rolled out striking the employee's left ankle.
220261200009C12065Employee was helping work on scoop battery when battery lid came down and hit EE's elbow/bicep. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261200011C12446Employee was walking to center bolter when EE slipped and fell, EE tried to catch self and cut the top of EE's hand on a piece of slate.  Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, PPE was a factor.
220261200018C13618Employee was chipping tiles out of a TEMA in the prep plant. Employee was wearing safety glasses and a full-face shield. Employee felt something in the right eye and went a mirror to find a foreign debris in the right eye. Employee asked for assistance from another employee to flush eye. The employee was taken to a local optometrist and prescribed antibiotics
220261200019C11724glove got stuck between 2 drill steels and EE accidentally hit the rotation when trying to get it out resulting in 5 stitches and a fracture all on EE's left little finger.
220261200020C12897Due to a guide wheel being damaged, the main mine elevator was down more than 30 minutes. No individuals were on the elevator at this time and the elevator was repaired in approximately 40 minutes time. After repair the elevator was tested and put back into service with no further issues.
220261200021C12315Injured employee was walking in the #2 entry of the HG 5 section when EE stepped in a hole and twisted EE's left knee.  No scheduled shifts have been missed as a result of the incident, employee started physical therapy on 4/27/26.
220261210003C11413Employee stated, EE was walking by the corner in number nine entry, when the corner fell out striking EE on the left side of EE's upper back.
220261210005C13257EE was loading ventilation tubes into battery scoop bucket while it was de-energized. EE asked the operator to lower the bucket on float while dragging the tube into the bucket, not realizing EE's foot was under the bucket. The bucket was lowered onto EE's right foot. All X rays were negative, the EE is off due to swelling.
220261210006C10522Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 4/22/2026. 
220261210007C13087EE was operating the headgate shearer when a rock came off the drum, hit the handrail then hit EE's leg. This caused the EE to fall on EE's side into the base lift jack. The EE sustained a cut to back of EE's left leg that required 6 sutures and the fall resulted in 2 fractured ribs. Rock was 1'x1'x6"thick.
220261210008C10512Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 4/28/2026.
220261210016C11393Employee was kneeling on a shield when EE advanced an adjacent shield in. As shield set it lodged EE's foot between the clevis and panline.
220261210026C13347The roof bolter operator was drilling a hole for a roof bolt when a thin piece of shale slid down the steel (4 1/2 inches by 9 inches, paper thin to 1/4 inch thick). Before the operator could stop the rotation, the shale broke loose hitting the operator on the tip of the nose. Stitches were placed in the nose and no work was missed.
220261240003C11343Subject taking a cover off a piece of equipment to repair a hydraulic leak.  The cover slipped and EE's right ring finger was pinched.
220261240007C12746An unplanned roof fall occurred on Unit #3 in the last open crosscut in between entries 4 and 5, crosscut #9 on the 1st NW Submain. The fall measured approximately 12 feet in length, 17 feet in width and 7 feet in height. The fall landed on the unoccupied roof bolter #6038.
220261240010C12746A non- injury unplanned roof fall occurred on the old worked out 1st North Submains return beginning at SS 3897 and extended for approx. 150 feet.  The fall was approx. 20' wide and 2 to 5 feet thick.  The fall was in the travelable return entry used by the weekly examiner.
220261240011C12506Employee was dismounting the front-end loader using the stairs on the rear of the machine when EE fell and slid down the machine's stairs.  The employee continued to work until EE sought medical evaluation on 4-28-2026 and was removed by a physician.
220261240014C11163Employee was using a pry bar to adjust hoist cylinder, when the bar slipped and struck EE's mouth and broke a tooth.
220261240024C12576I.E. was standing on the longwall pan line when 1 of the recovery bolters turn on EE's cable reel causing the bolter cable to hit Employee in EE's lower legs causing EE to fall hitting EE's left arm on the pan line. Employee had 8 stitches in EE's left arm.
220261240026C12816Employee was in the process of starting the last row of bolts in the #3 face on the #4 unit when a piece of slate approximately 1'L x 1' W, 1/4" T(Estimated weight of 6/12 lbs) fell from 6"-12" above EE's head contacting the back of EE's head and back resulting in muscle soreness.
220261240028C11133The employee was using a grinder when it kicked back into EE's hand, causing a laceration. EE received 6 sutures.
220261250002C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220261250006C13337The employee was starting to drill the first hole in the last row when a triangle shaped piece of rock measuring 12.5" x 6" x 1.5" fell from the roof around the drill steel deflecting off of the rotating drill pot striking the employee on the right wrist just above the glove line causing a laceration that required sutures to close.
220261250014C11484IE was carrying bolter glue to a roof bolter when EE slipped on some loose coal on the ground and fell into a ventilation tube with EE's right knee.
220261250016C12085Employee was climbing down step ladder and slipped off second step causing EE to loose EE's balance, fell stumbled backwards and hit EE's head on the bumper of EE's truck causing a cut that required stitches.
220261250017C10963Employee was welding and started having trouble breathing from the smoke and fumes from welding.
220261250024C11544EE was swinging a sledge hammer, missed the bolt smashing EE's right pinky finger between (C) channel and wood end handle. Causing EE to receive stitches.
220261260009C10993IE was walking around a trash when EE slipped, rolled EE's left ankle, and strained EE's left foot.
220261260010C11844IE was throwing dust under the tires of a scoop that was stuck when a piece of rock measuring 10"x4"x3" fell from between bolts and hit EE's hard hat before sliding onto EE's shoulder.
220261260013C11764Injured employee was attempting to install a roof bolt when the bolt bent, separated from the drill chuck, and struck EE's right forearm resulting in a fracture and laceration.
220261260020C13247Employee got EE's foot caught and twisted EE's knee while repairing a sump jack on a Continuous Miner.  EE did not feel immediate pain but began to experience pain when EE exited EE's mantrip at the end of EE's shift. EE worked all shifts until being taken off and scheduled for surgery to repair a torn meniscus on 5/5/2026
220261260021C12095CRUSHED TIP OF RIGHT HAND RING FINGER WHILE UNLOADING CONCRETE BLOCK FROM THE SCOOP BUCKET, THE INDIVDUAL'S FINGER WAS  CRUSHED BETWEEN A BLOCK AND THE SIDE OF THE SCOOP BUCKET AS EE WAS THROWING THE BLOCK OUT
220261270001C12135Employee was helping pull belt off of dolly when the belt grab slipped off belt and struck EE's nose.  PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261270003C12516Employee was cleaning slate off of the top of EE's canopy when another piece of slate came down and hit slate bar and a piece hit EE's face. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261270004C11784EE was driving EE's shuttle car in #9 entry when EE hit a hole causing EE to jar EE's back. EE was seen at OA and placed off work beginning 5/1/2026 for a possible pinched nerve.
220261280003C11013Employee stated as EE was bolting in 3 left crosscut a rock fell from the top hitting EE in the back.
220261280005C12656As the airway examiner was examine the weekly intake airway a small 10'x10' roof fall that pulled 4 roof bolts was found just inby the fan house, the lifeline was rerouted to another entry, we submitted a plan to clean and rebolt the area that has been completed.  
220261280009C12205Employee was shoveling on A1 header bulkhead when EE stated EE slipped on a small hill before the belt line and went to catch self and when EE went to catch self EE caught EE's hand in-between the top roller and bracket.
220261280014C12656EE exited EE's carrier to attempt to dislodge a rock form the dolly on the back bridge. EE was pushing down on the slate bar EE was using to dislodge the rock and felt pain in EE's left shoulder. EE has continued to work until 05/07/2026 when EE was taken off work.
220261310002C12446Employee was at the miner hanging cable and water line into hanger when EE went to pull down on cable, EE felt pain in EE's shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261310003C12375Employee was in the process of removing a stuck bolter wrench from the drill pot on a continuous miner when the wrench suddenly became free while being pulled on, striking the employee in the face. The employee sustained a fractured nose
220261310004C12295Employee was spotting belt structure when EE twisted around and felt pop in lower back. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220261310005C12766Employee was scaling rock down from top when a piece of rib started to come down. While EE was moving away from rib EE slipped and fell injuring EE's knee and ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261310006C11965Employee was walking down the face when EE tripped over a rock and injured EE's knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261310013C11033Technician pinched EE's hand while using an air impact gun causing a laceration that required stitches.
220261310018C11494IE was bitten by some sort of spider/insect, and EE's right leg became infected. IE reported it on April 24th and did not miss work until 04/29/2026.
220261320004C12275EE was assisting in pulling rocks off the miner when EE moved between the scoop bucket and rib. The miner operator then trammed the miner backwards, hitting the scoop bucket which then caught employee between the scoop and rib.
220261320006C12335The injured employee was assisting with dragging a scrap truck frame when EE reached under the front bumper area to guide the Dyneema rope. A sharp metal shard protruding from the underside of the bumper contacted EE's right forearm.
220261320007C11303A roof fall was discovered at break 10, #2 entry of 78 HG panel. The size of the fall was approximately 12ft H x 16ft W x 20ft L. 
220261320008C11554Roof fall located in #1 Entry (Return Entry) between 13 to 14 Block. The dimensions were approximately 60'x19'x8'. No injuries occurred from this incident.
220261320012C11864Employee stated, EE was drilling a bolt hole to strap a kettle bottom. A piece of the kettle bottom broke off striking EE on the right index finger, causing a fracture and seven sutures.
220261320019C11884Employee experienced a medical emergency while at the mine site.  The employee then fell to the floor from a leaning position. The employee was transported via county EMS for further care.
220261320026C11173Employee was walking ahead of a scoop when EE bent over to tie EE's boots and EE's foot was ran over by a scoop tire.
220261330002C12265While lake shore was doing 90-day check and adjust slack in the guide rope. while running hoist it got stuck in the guide rail. slack was removed in guide rope, shimms were installed, and several tests were run with no issues.
220261330012C11173IE reported on 5-4-26 that EE felt a pop in EE's lower back as EE was picking up and stacking cement block on 5-2-26.
220261340007C13167Employee was walking across the feeder and felt a pop in EE's right knee. EE was seen by an orthopedic specialist on 4/23/26 and was given a full release with no restrictions. EE continued to work until 5/1/26 when EE was seen by another physician who gave restrictions preventing EE from performing EE's normal job.
220261340008C12536Employee was cutting a plastic band off of concrete block with a utility knife when it struck EE's left thigh causing a laceration. EE was treated at the ER where EE received two sutures and a full release with no restrictions to return EE's next shift.
220261340010C11313EMPLOYEE STATES EE WAS PUTTING EE'S SECOND STEEL AND A ROCK FELL HITTING EE'S HAND CAUSING A LACERATION TO EE'S RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER
220261340012C10812Employee experienced pain in low back while unloading a wear bar from EE's truck.
220261340015C11874Employee was running shearer when a rock came off the drum and struck EE's hand. Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. PPE was a factor.
220261340016C12426Employee was lifting miner cable and water line into hanger when EE felt pain in lower back and leg. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220261340017C12125Employee was center bolting when EE was reaching for plate and EE's finger got caught in drill guide. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261340020C11644A non-injury roof fall occurred in the #5 entry on the 2nd East Mains at spad #258. The fall was approximately 80 feet long, 20 feet wide and up to 50 inches thick.
220261340022C12816After pumping #49 seal located on the TG9 panel at 25 block, elevated readings were found. Evacuation of the mine commenced immediately. No injuries occurred due to this incident. All employees were accounted for once reaching the surface with no issues. Reference number #05036739
220261340023C12095Employee was side bolting when a rock fell from above the rib protector striking EE causing lacerations. EE was treated with sutures to close the lacerations. EE was released to work EE's next scheduled shift.
220261340025C12496Employee on the ground was retrieving a water hose while employees in a manlift were cutting metal off a structure. Employee in the manlift threw a piece of metal from the manlift hitting the employee on the ground in the back of the head and back. 
220261340027C11925An unplanned roof fall occurred on 5/4/26 at 8:22 am. The fall measured 16'by 40'long. The fall occurred in #6 entry 83 cross cut in 5 North. The area was posted on all sides and dangered off.
220261340029C11764A roof fall above anchorage was discovered on the weekly return examination in the number 2 entry near station spad 304. The fall measured approximately 90' long and 20' wide. 
220261350001C11343Bad relay on the brake control that did not let it get another voltage to release the brakes.  Back in operation on 5/14/26 at 9:15 AM
220261350002C12416While trying to connect EE's drill steels together, the bottom drill steel cross threaded with the starter steel and popped the contractor on the left hand resulting in a fracture to EE's left index finger. EE began missing work on 5/14/2026
220261350005C11003The employee bent forward and subsequently experienced pain and numbness in the lower back and legs.
220261350007C11163Employee was roof bolting and dropped wrench on EE's left pinky toe.  This resulted in a fracture of left pinky toe.
220261380003C12335While performing maintenance attempting to cut a piece of rubber with utility knife, knife slipped causing cut to LEFT pinky finger. Employee was taken to local Urgent Care for observation and diagnosed with laceration to LEFT pinky.
220261380007C11073Employee stated that as EE was installing a rib bolt EE felt a sharp pain in EE's middle / left lower back.
220261380010C11644CM cut into an uncharted / unmapped gas well leg on the North Mains section. 0 injuries, 0 ventilation issues, 0 escapeways affected. Gel present and 0 CH4 present.
220261380012C12085Employee was pulling shuttle car slack to hang when EE felt pain on the right side of EE's chest. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261380013C11844EE was crawling through the section. A piece of rock fell out in between the roof bolts falling onto EE's left arm. EE ended up with a laceration. Which resulted EE got eight stitches.
220261380015C11975Employee was working on air lock doors when a rock fell from roof and struck EE's lip. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.
220261380016C12115Employee was putting supplies on miner when EE picked up a rib strap when it cut through EE's glove. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261380017C11995Employee was helping unload structure from scoop when EE dropped structure on EE's foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261380022C12005Miner was installing a small roof over a conveyor belt. A 2x4 piece of wood fell and hit EE in the right hand. EE continued to work this day and the next day, received medical attention on 05/15/2026.
220261390003C11343An unplanned roof fall above the anchorage point occurred in the intersection of crosscut 1, entry 2 of the 5 Left sealed off section.
220261390005C12506Employee was mounting a CAT 980 Loader when EE's foot slipped on the the step causing EE to catch self with EE's left arm. EE was diagnosed with a torn tendon and muscle and had to have surgery on 5/14/2026. EE's first day missing work was 5/14/2026.
220261390006C13107Employee was installing roof bolts on the right side of the continuous miner. EE had completed drilling a hole and was pushing a roof bolt up in the hole when EE felt a "pop" in EE's right shoulder. No rules or regulations were violated and EE was wearing required PPE. Body failure performing normal job duty.
220261390008C12806Employee was using a pick to cut a coal sample from the rib. While swinging the pick into the rib, a small piece of coal flew back and hit EE in the mouth, causing a small cut to EE's upper and lower lip. Employee received one stitch in EE's lip. Returned to work EE's next shift.
220261390009C11293Walking across the 650 duckbill to grab cribs for relay bar. EE stepped off the duckbill into a hole and twisted EE's left ankle.
220261390010C13798Employee assisting laying track rails on the 7 North Haulage. EE was helping co-workers roll rail over using a long pry bar. As they were rolling a rail, EE stopped but employees on the other end continued to roll their end, causing the bar EE was using to swing back and struck EE on the right side of EE's neck and jaw. Failed to maintain control of the hand tool EE was using.
220261390014C11423Was removing a shield leg jack when the jack swung around and hit EE's right ankle, catching both legs between the cell plate the shield foot.
220261400001C11433Employee bolting in #7 entry received laceration to right arm from bolt plate while installing roof support. Received 5 stitches to laceration.
220261400003C12696Employee was removing a piece of Monorail from the 14L Longwall when EE felt a pain in EE's left shoulder.  The employee finished EE's shift and worked all scheduled shifts until being evaluated and diagnosed with a torn rotator cuff and scheduled for surgery to repair
220261400006C12115Employee was repairing a hose on the Skid Steer when cab came down striking EE on the hard hat and knocking EE to the ground hitting the back of EE's head on the concrete floor resulting in sutures to EE's head.
220261400008C12506Employee was loading supplies into EE's scoop. The employee's foot got caught and EE fell. As EE was falling, EE reached EE's arm out and fell onto a pallet. A nail from the pallet poked EE in the right forearm requiring one stich to close the wound.
220261400009C11353Employee stated EE was walking back to the section when EE rolled EE's ankle. Employee sought medical attention and was taken off work.
220261400010C12155Employee stated EE was working on the valve bank on the shear when the lid came down and smashed EE's right pointer finger causing a laceration. Employee sought medical attention and was taken off work on 5/19/2026.
220261400011C11945IE was working on raw coal screen doing some lifting and twisting motions and started feeling pain in shoulders and back. IE went to Sparta Hospital and is off work till released by EE's doctor.
220261400013C12977Employee was using a pry bar to unplug a clogged bit on a blast hole drill.  Once the clogged bit was free of material, the employee dropped the pry bar onto EE's foot which contacted EE's foot in between the safety toe and the met guard of the boot causing a superficial fracture to EE's big toe.
220261400014C12866During the dragline outage, an employee was using a prybar to assist in the task of removing a fairlead sheave. During the task, the pry bar shifted upward and struck the employee in the face and neck area.  The employee sustained two cracked teeth and placed on no work for two days.  
220261400015C12325I.E. Stated EE was helping put up a waffle beam across the road when the helper lost grip of the beam dropping it smashing two fingers on left hand between beam and tractor. X-Ray showed 2 broken fingers and EE received 18 stitches.
220261400020C11524IE was removing belt structure at the LW tail when EE allowed EE's left index finger to get smashed between a top frame and the belt rail causing a cut.
220261410006C11654Getting rope off of cable, EE hit an airline, the force of the air knocked EE to the ground injuring EE's right knee. EE was taken off work on 5/18/2026 for surgery.
220261410007C10862IE claims of severe cramping, weakness, loss of grip and numbness in hands and elbows.
220261410015C11654Employee was using a 1 1/2 inch water line to fill a water buffalo. The pressure surged, propelling EE backwards against the rib causing a laceration to EE's finger.
220261420002C12225Employee was walking along the 7 North Track and the top of EE's hard hat struck the head of a roof bolt in the mine roof. Has pain in EE's neck. No rules or regulations were violated. Employee has training and experience.
220261420004C12035Employee was bolting when the pusher steel slipped out of EE's hands and hit EE on the head. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261420005C12596Employee was standing next to the loader straighten out the rock dust to rock dust at the end of the shift, when a piece of the rib rolled out from the top of the binder striking EE in the right ankle. Employee was treated with a fracture to EE's right ankle.
220261420006C13849Injured was helping 2 other miners re-rail a 555 scoop at the 230 foot mark of the slope track. Two airbags were placed to lift the scoop, blocking was being installed to support the scoop to deflate the bags when a crib block shot out from underneath an airbag and struck the injured employees hard hat, resulting in a small contusion to EEs forehead and a sprain/strain to EEs neck.
220261420007C12696Employee stated EE was in the process of bolting the first cut out of 3L on the 007 MMU. After EE finished the first row, draw rock feel from the roof in by the ATRS. Resulting in a piece of draw rock falling into EE's drilling station and striking EE on the right leg.
220261420008C12345Employee was changing a piece of belt structure when the frame slid, and EE's finger was caught between bed rail and frame. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261420012C12375EE was operating the headgate side of the shearer, while snaking back into the coal block employee was standing 5 shields away when EE was struck by a piece of coal measuring 3"x4"x1" thick resulting in a fracture of the Maxillary sinus.
220261420013C13107An unintentional roof fall occurred in the H7 Tailgate section, #2 entry, inby 36 wall. The fall was approximately 7' high x 16' wide x 30' long. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material. Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred because of this accident.
220261420014C12245Was traveling in shuttle car back to miner when a bent rib strap entered the kitchen striking EE on the back of the head. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220261420015C12155Struck by rock that fell from top and clipped employee hard hat and arm causing laceration to EE's left forearm. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220261420016C11163EE was pulling shields in, one advanced striking employees feet resulting in 2 broken toes and 2 broken metatarsals.
220261420017C12726The Contrary Service Hoist had a roll of conveyor belt loaded on it that was attached to the 30 Ton Overhead electric Hoist that is used to unload the belt.  The PC and Overhead hoist remote control had electrical problems and this interfered with the use of the Elevator.
220261420018C10932The Contrary Service hoist would not run due to programming problems in the PLC Controller.  
220261420019C12355The injured was drilling into the rib to install a rib bolt, when EE was bringing the drill head back toward EE, EE caught EE's right ring finger between the inner mast and inner carriage area of drill head and the drill station frame.
220261460001C11744On 5-14-2026, the employee lost EE's footing and fell while working on a belt tail piece.  The employee received a laceration to EE's head which required one suture to close.
220261460003C11594ind was stacking cable when a johnson super car was backing up struck the individual on EE's right side which resulted in a right hip fracture and bruised knee
220261460005C13748The driller shooter was carrying boxes into the blasting magazine. EE bumped EE's hard hat on the door frame, and when EE went to grab it, EE slipped on the magazine floor (raining and muddy). When EE's weight re-distributed to EE's right leg, EE felt it pop at the knee, which was a ruptured quadricep tendon and right thigh muscle. The knee was professionally immobilized.
220261460011C11474Exposure to Coal Mine Dust.  Individual hired at Buchanan Mine #1 on 4/14/2026.  Individuals Radiologist interpretation was concluded on 4/21/2026.
220261460013C11975Employee was removing dollies from monorail when EE's finger got caught between 2 wheels.  Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, PPE was a factor.
220261460016C13157Employee alleges that EE was working on anti-freeze hose and having trouble with the quick connect. as EE got the hoses connected, EE claims EE felt a pain on the left side of EE's neck. EE finished the shift and worked the next day. The pain allegedly got worse and EE went to the er to be checked out on 5/15/2026
220261460021C11464IE was repairing a suction line on a roof bolter when the knife EE was using cut the palm of EE's hand.  Only reportable due to receiving sutures.
220261470006C11674As the Safety Technician was walking past the power center, EE tripped over a cable causing EE to fall awkwardly on EE's right knee. Started missing work on 5/18/2026.
220261470017C11894Employee was lifting a loose concrete block out of the road when EE felt a pain in EE's groin. The employee worked until 5/18/26 when it was determined that EE would need a hernia repaired.
220261470024C11664The injured employee stated that while walking behind a scoop EE stepped on a rock concealed by rock dust, causing EE to twist EE's left ankle and sustain a fracture.
220261480001C11925Employee was getting out of mantrip tripping on another employees foot, twisting the left knee. Employee had surgery on knee 05/22/2026 and placed on restrictions of mainly sit down work only.
220261480006C10732A roof fall occurred underground at xc 23 number 5 entry on the e. mains.
220261480007C12325Employee was bolting when a piece of the rib slid off the ventilation tube and struck EE's neck and left shoulder. Employee was diagnosed with neck contusions and a possible concussion. EE was taken off of work the same day 5/19/26.
220261480011C11955Injured was operating the tail side shearer while they were cutting out on the head. A rock came off of the tail drum and struck EE on the right thumb causing a laceration resulting in 9 sutures.
220261480015C12145Employee was a passenger in a mantrip. While on the ME travelway @ XC 76-77 they ran over an 8" rock, causing the employee to strike their hard hat on the canopy of the mantrip causing pain in neck and top of head.
220261480019C11914Employee was attempting to remove an insert out of EE's drill steel. EE was beating out EE's steel when EE felt a pop in EE's right elbow. Doctor's restrictions took EE off work on 5/27/2026.
220261490001C12876Operator was dismounting D-6 dozer when EE's foot slipped from the blade arm due to wet and muddy conditions causing EE to hit EE's left knee on the arm. Operator had just returned to work from a double knee replacement and the impact on the knee caused the incision/scar area to reopen.
220261490004C11894Employee was reaching down to grab a pump, tripped and fell against coal rib hyper extending EE's right shoulder. Employee was placed on restrictions (no use of right arm). Surgery pending.
220261490008C12315Employee was standing on the back of the miner, reaching up and fixing a tube chain, when EE slipped and twisted EE's left knee. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220261490009C13808The haulage system was backing up when the back MBC operator notice there was waterline on the low structure and instructed the operators to pull in by. The injured employee had EE's foot outside of the operator's compartment when EE moved the MBC and crushed part of EE's foot between the MBC and the rib/bottom. This resulted in broken bones in EE's foot and a lost time injury.
220261490017C12846Employee was setting a post at 24xcut in 7 South #6 track entry, to barricade off an area of concern. While tightening up a post a piece of rock dislodged from the upper portion of the rib and fell striking the employee. The employee suffered fatal injuries as a result of this event.
220261520003C12175Employee was walking to the tool slide in the #4 entry outby #1 unit with EE's head tilted to the side when EE's left ear came in contact with a bent piece of wire mesh resulting in a laceration that required sutures.
220261520006C11634Employee stated EE was in the process of hand loading 6' jacks. After loading 2 jacks, when attempting to load the 3rd EE twisted and felt pain in EE's lower back.
220261520008C12706Employee was standing in the #3 left entry facing the rear of the miner when a piece of slate contacted the front of EE's hard hat, as EE turned to step away EE tripped and fell causing pain in EE's left knee. EE was diagnosed with a non displaced fibular head fracture.
220261520010C11925Employee was holding next drill steel while lowering the drill head. Drill head came in contact with next steel forcing the steel into the employee's upper leg causing a puncture type wound.  
220261520012C12145Employee was carrying 6' bolts to supply miner when EE slipped and fell, causing EE to twist EE's back. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261520014C12365An unplanned roof fall occurred on 5/22/2026 at 1:58pm. The fall measured 100' long by 15' high and 16' wide. The fall occurred on Mainline 3 Belt at 34 1/2 crosscut. The area was posted on all sides, dangered off and will be cleaned up
220261520022C11874A roof fall occurred on the District #4 Tailgate in #3 entry, 30 feet inby crosscut #95 due to adverse roof conditions and abutment pressures blocking off access of the longwall tailgate.
220261530002C12506Employee was helping get an air drill unstuck off of a cable bolt, when the drill was free the handle came around and struck EE on the hip. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261530003C12676While hosing down a recent spill at the clean coal sump on the second floor of the prep plant EE stepped down from the concrete floor to the grating and twisted EE's right ankle, resulting in a sprain. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220261530005C13458Was bolting the roof with a 42in roof bolt and plate, while the bolt was in the roof with plate, the bolter went to bend the bolt to push into the roof, when a piece of rock fell and struck the bolters left hand. The bolter removed EE's left glove and found blood with a laceration between thumb and EE's pointer finger, resulting in 4 stitches.
220261530008C13297Employee was utilizing a handheld razor blade to cut through a pump component. During the task, the blade sliced through the material more rapidly than anticipated due to its sharpness, causing the employee to lose control of the tool. The razor blade struck EE's left hand, resulting in a laceration to EE's left pointer finger.
220261540003C12165An unplanned roof fall occurred on the #1 section in #40 crosscut, #4 entry.  The fall was not above permanent roof support, but permanent roof support was damaged. The rock measured 3' thick, 15' long, and 20' wide.
220261540004C12125Employee was working on an Ingersoll drill replacing a sub and deck bushing. As EE lifted the deck bushing onto the drill deck, EE felt a pop in EE's right shoulder. EE continued to work until surgery on 5/29/26.
220261540008C11574While throwing miner cable over, EE felt a sharp pain in EE's lower back. EE was seen at OA and placed off work starting on 6/1/2026 for a lower back strain.
220261540014C11664Employee was loading a new excavator bucket tooth into the back of EE's service pickup and pinched EE's pinky finger causing a small avulsion that required 3 sutures.
220261540024C12836 An unintentional roof fall occurred on the crabapple slope bottom in the #9 switch.  The fall was caused by a slip fault running through the area above the primary anchorage. The fall measured 40ft long x 8-10ft high by 16ft wide. No injury or equipment damage due to this incident.
220261550002C10842Fueling UT18-over-filled and did not shut off spilling diesel and splashing employee
220261560004C11794Employee was changing out draw bar on motor when EE pinched EE's finger. Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. PPE was a factor.
220261560005C11634While on a rail mantrip, following a supply motor going out-by on 1A track, the motor went through a dip on the track and slid backwards striking the rail mantrip.
220261560008C10672I.E. was hanging cable when EE lost EE's balance and hit EE's back.
220261560009C13307A non-injury roof fall that measured 25' long, 25' wide, it is undetermined how high, occurred on the 005 MMU Frog Pond Panel 6. The fall was initially isolated to the xcut in the #2 intersection at break #11.  The fall continued to the #3 intersection at break #11 on 5/29/26 while under a 103(k).  The panel is now being sealed.
220261560011C11133Employee was working on coal chute when slipped and cut middle and ring finger on right hand on a piece of metal.
220261560018C13107Employee was positioning the draw head on the motor to line up with a flat car when EE felt a pop in EE's bicep. Employee finished EE's shift and was examined by a physician and fully released to return to work. The employee later had surgery on EE's bicep on 5/28/26 and written off work until further notice.
220261590003C13117Employee was roof bolting in #2 Entry when a rock dislodged from the mine roof while drilling, struck EE's hand, and caught EE's left ring finger between the rock and drill pot. Employee was evaluated at Boone Memorial, diagnosed with a fracture, and returned to work 6/4/2026 with no restrictions. No Days Lost
220261590004C12426Employee was working above EE's head, using a die grinder with a bure bit.  The employee's shirt sleeves were not buttoned and got caught in the bit of the die grinder causing a laceration of the left forearm. The laceration required sutures.
220261590008C11824when getting a rock off the dolly it slipped out of EE's hand and came down on EE's right little finger. Finger was between the rock and the dolly frame resulting in a broken finger.
220261590013C12897Employee was walking down the 800 Belt catwalk "spotting" a roller for change out, when EE slipped on loose coal spillage and fell backward on EE's left leg causing a fracture to EE's fibula bone. Employee is experienced and was wearing required PPE. No rules or regulations were violated.
220261590015C12746Injured employee was attempting to cross the Longwall face conveyor chain at the tailgate end of the face. As EE was stepping across, EE's right foot went down in the opening at the end of the Eicotrack and a chain flight struck EE's right leg, amputating it below the knee.
220261590023C11684While driving a rail mantrip, following a supply motor going out-by on 1A track. The motor went through a dip on the track and slid backwards striking the rail mantrip.
220261590025C11694While riding on a rail mantrip following a supply motor going out-by on 1A track. The motor went through a dip on the track and slid backwards striking the rail mantrip.
220261590026C11323Roof fall F seam 5-6E 24 XC measuring 7 foot at highest point, 8 foot width discovered at 5:15AM.  The affected area is flagged off.
220261590032C12536Injured employee was getting roof bolting supplies out of a scoop bucket to supply up a roof bolter. As EE picked up a bundle of channel strap plates, EE felt a shocking pain in EE's lower back. Became sore and stiff and was unable to finish EE's shift.
220261590034C11494Employee was cutting towards the TG and a rock came off the drum and over the pan line and onto the employee's left foot resulting in 3 broken bones.
220261590035C11764Injured employee stated that while stepping off the back of a roof bolter EE twisted EE's right ankle.  Employee has continued to work but started physical therapy on 6/2/2026.
220261590036C13347Employee was using a pick hammer to punch a hole into a hydraulic oil can so that the oil could be poured into the Shuttle Car. The hammer deflected off of the oil can and came into contact with left hand at the knuckle causing a laceration that required a few stitches. This incident was medical reportable only and no loss of work. 
220261590038C12285Adverse roof conditions due to abutment pressures at District #4, #3 entry at crosscut #94. This condition was evaluated by management and a decision was made to declare and implement Hamilton's blocked tailgate plan for safety.
220261590040C12135Employee was cleaning up the left side of cut when rock fell in the cut. Employee was standing at the second row of bolts. When the rock fell in the cut a rock rolled back and struck the employee in the right leg.
220261590042C13217The injured was picking up trash on 18 East Tail, Longwall set up face, while attempting to pick up an empty bulk dust bag that had rock dust on top of it, the injured stated that as EE attempted to pick the bag up, EE felt pain in EE's lower back and it rotated down right shoulder.  EE started missing work on 6/2/2026.
220261590044C13007The employee was assisting in moving the roof bolter in the #2 entry. EE had taken  the bolter cable down from the mine roof and was moving the cable out of the roadway and holding the cable with EE's right hand. The injured felt an electrical shock when EE placed EE's left hand onto a cable splice.
220261600001C12295Employee was attempting to screw a new heavy drill bit onto the drill assembly rig by self. Believing the threads had safely caught, EE let go; however, the bit unthreaded, fell, and struck down directly onto EE's hand and wrist.
220261600002C10622IE has felt sharp pain shoot down right shoulder from bolting.
220261600007C11043IE was riding on a mantrip when EE hit EE's head on a hanging deluge pipe causing a strain in EE's neck.
220261600009C12175Employee stated EE was packing some monorail when EE slipped causing EE's finger to be smashed between the monorail and ground. Employee sought medical attention on 5-29-2026 and was diagnosed with a fractured finger.
220261600010C11243While loading roof bolts onto the operators tray, the head of a roof bolt cut the left palm on EE's hand through EE's glove.
220261600012C11373Employee missed step when getting out of service truck, grabbed handle with left hand to break EE's fall and strained EE's left shoulder.
220261610007C12185Employee was bolting in the 9 South Return when a rock fell from between the straps and struck EE on the right arm. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220261620003C11223A grass fire started at the rail road tracks and spread to the mine property. The fire could not be put out in 15 minutes.
220261620004C11694Employee was walking down the boarding ladder of haul truck when EE slipped and injured EE's arm trying to catch self.  Dr. appointment on 06/03/26 confirmed bicep tear.
220261620006C12566Employee was getting out of the mini-trac when EE stepped awkwardly on a loose piece of coal, rolling EE's ankle and left foot. EE was taken to OA where EE's x-rays revealed a small "jones" fracture in EE's left foot. EE started missing work on 06/10/2026.
220261620007C11083Employee was struck in the head with a chain that was being used to pull EE's shuttle car to get it unstuck.
220261620013C12586The employee was lifting a rub rail into position on a continuous mining machine when EE experienced pain in EE's groin area. The employee continued working following the incident and remained at work until being removed from duty by a physician on 6/1/2026.
220261620015C11794Employee was shoveling on the beltline, when felt pain in shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220261620021C12446Employee was installing the door back on the Scoop kitchen when the door slipped from its hinges and pinched the employee's finger. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.  
220261620023C12095Employee was Z-Drilling when dropping steels, the steels came apart and fell on employees finger. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220261630002C11213Employee was stepping off the bumper of the miner when EE stepped onto a large piece of coal, causing EE's ankle to roll.
220261630005C13798Miner was opening/closing a 1-inch discharge valve on an 8-inch pump. The metal pipe fitting coming out of the pump broke causing the pump to spray water in the miner's face and eyes. EE's eyes were washed out at the mine, then EE went to an optometrist for examination. EE's eyes were scratched and EE was given medications and drops by doctor. EE returned to work the same day.
220261630007C11444IE was operating the shearer when a small rock fell from between the shields and hit EE's right pinky finger against the pan line causing a cut.
220261630008C12416Employee was placing the tire back onto the scoop when the tire slipped off the axle and landed on the employee's foot and ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220261630010C12866Employee was placing a tire back onto the scoop when the come-along chain being used to assist with the installation broke, causing the tire to fall onto the  employee's legs. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261630013C12676Employee was working in the No. 5 Right Entry when EE tripped over a lump of coal and fell, causing EE's right hand to flex during the fall. The employee continued working following the incident until EE was removed from duty by a physician on 6/10/26 for a fracture.
220261630017C11093Employee reported EE's hands going numb and problems with elbows.  EE continued to work until EE had surgery.
220261630018C11353While putting the rub rail pin in with a hammer, the employee caught the edge of their hand with the hammer, which required 3 stitches.
220261630019C13027Injured employee was utilizing a forklift to move a roof bolt sled.  The sled was secured to the forks of the forklift utilizing a chain and clevis.  The clevis broke and struck EE on the nose resulting in a laceration requiring medical adhesive to close. Injured employee was wearing all required PPE.
220261630020C12315Employee was opening the outby set of airlock doors in #5 entry. While EE was trying to open them, the door went back shut on EE's right hand.  EE didn't know the inby set of doors was open where they was trying to bring scoop out.
220261660013C13388The injured employee took it upon self to enter and operate a parked loading machine in 9W in the 2-3 crosscut of 10 block. EE attempted to move a trailing cable out of the way with EE's foot and inadvertently bumped a control lever, pinching EE's left foot between the frame of the equipment and the rib. No issues with equipment or PPE.
220261660016C11754EE had a piece of metal fall on EE's right ring finger while working on a continuous miner. EE received 3 stitches and was diagnosed with a fracture to EE's right ring finger.
220261660017C11343While cleaning material off the top of the miner a piece broke causing a laceration that required sutures to EE's right middle finger.
220261660018C12265Employee was pulling old cable from the beltline when a rock fell from the top and struck employee on the hard hat. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261660019C11884Employee was operating the miner when a piece of coal/rock fell between the roof straps and landed on EE's right foot. EE fractured EE's pinky toe and had some bruising in EE's other toes.
220261660023C12355Employee was pushing roof bolt to the top when the roof bolt bent and pinched EE's finger between bolt plate and strap jack. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261660024C11574Longwall panel 12.2 had a gas inundation from behind the shields in the gob @ midface. When MSHA and mine reps. arrived on face the gas had already bled off.
220261660025C11874Employee was hooking up the dust hose on the duster on the loader when a piece of coal/rock fell from between the straps and hit employee in the neck and shoulder area on EE's right side.
220261660029C11764Employee had loaded a toolbox on the rear of EE's ride. While adjusting the box with a pry bar EE felt pain in EE's right shoulder. EE is being treated for a strained shoulder.
220261660032C12195Employee began to feel pain in EE's lower back after hitting a rough spot while operating a track dozer. Upon an ORTHO visit on 06-10-2026 EE was given a restriction for no work. There was no treatment or PT prescribed.
220261660040C12345An unintentional roof fall occurred on the TG10 LW section that measured 18' wide by 230' long. The height of the fall is unknown. There were no injuries or damage to any equipment as a result of this as well as no escapeways blocked.
220261660041C12095The injury occurred while trying to secure a broken drill-feed jack on a roof bolting machine. The cradle came loose and shifted and impacted the employees hand between the pin and the long-arm on the machine.
220261660043C10572EE was cutting a piece of conveyor belt and cut EE's arm.
220261660046C12526Employees were loading roof straps on top of the miner and the injured employee attempted to duck out of the way, when EE was struck in the forehead. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220261680003C11894The employee stated EE exited the S/C when EE twisted improperly and felt a pain and pop in EE's knee. Employee sought medical attention by a specialist and was taken off work on 6/11/2026.
220261680008C13778Employee was helping maintenance replace blades on mower and reported two days later (5/28/2026) that EE's arm was sore and EE felt a twinge at that time. EE also reported that it may have happened at home the day before driving fence post but wasn't sure, this was also reported on 5/28/2026 Employee did not seek any medical treatment until 6/5/2026. Diagnosis Supraspinatus.
220261680023C10502Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 6/9/2026.
220261680024C12907Employee was attempting to bend a roof bolt when EE slipped causing EE to fall towards EE's pin tray. EE's arm came into contact with a pin plate causing a laceration on EE's right bicep that required seven sutures. EE received a full release with no restrictions to return EE's next shift.
220261680025C12015Employee was installing a roof bolt when the plate slid down striking EE's left forearm causing a laceration. EE received four sutures and a full release with no restrictions to return EE's next shift.
220261680028C10852Field Mechanic was boarding EE's service truck and slipped injuring EE's right bicep.
220261690005C11654Employee was making a splice in a 480V trailing cable, whenever EE's knife slipped from the jacket of the splice, resulting in a small laceration in EE's right hand.
220261730004C11674While hooking up to the low tail employee was crawling over low tail and got EE's foot caught between the tail and scoop bucket. Resulting in a broken metatarsal bone.
220261730005C12155An unplanned roof fall occurred on the 1st Southeast Main, crosscut 29, entry 7. The fall measured approximately 37 feet in length, 17 feet wide, and 12' height. The fall occurred in the travelway outby of Unit #1. 
220261730006C13347While operating underground, the ride became stuck in mud. The employee attempted to free the equipment when EE's foot became trapped in the mud as well. While trying to pull EE's foot loose, EE twisted EE's right leg and felt a pop in EE's knee. Employee did not seek medical evaluation until 6/4/2026. Missed June 8th due to injury.
220261730008C12887Employee was removing a grease hose from a bearing on a coal feeder when the wrench EE was using slipped and mashed EE's right ring finger between the wrench and the guard on the coal feeder bearing causing a cut to EE's finger requiring 2 stitches and returned back to work 3 hours later
220261730018C10712individual was loading t-3 straps when EE felt a pop in EE's lower back
220261730021C12496We received notice that there was a grass fire in the field West of the mine. Campbell County Fire Department responded and extinguished the fire. It was found to be caused by a birds nest that had been built on a power pole and had caught on fire. 
220261730023C11243EMPLOYEE WAS ON EE'S KNEES, TURNED AT EE'S WAIST TO PICK UP A RAIL, WHEN EE TURNED BACK AROUND EE FELT A STRAIN IN EE'S KNEE
220261730028C11353I.E. was putting a cribbing up a tractor when the scoop bucket bled off and pinched EE's finger between the crib tie and the cab board.
220261730033C12335Employee was lifting a 54" belt roller when EE felt pain in abdomen. EE was diagnosed with a hernia on 6/11/26 but continues to work without restriction. EE is scheduled to see a surgeon on 6/22/26 to see if it needs surgical repair.
220261730034C11985Employee was hanging miner cable by self when EE felt pain in left shoulder. EE finished EE's shift but went to a Dr on 6/12/26 and was taken off work as EE was unable to perform EE's normal duties.
220261730037C12095Employee was hanging miner cable during a unit power move and felt something "pop" in EE's right elbow. EE continued working until 06/18/2026 when EE was seen at OA and was taken off work for a potential tear.
220261730040C10862There was an unplanned roof fall in the #9 1st South Corridor at XC40 in the #3 entry.
220261730042C12065Employee was center bolting when rock fell from the top and struck employee in top of hard hat. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261730045C11925Employee was placing tubes over the bologna skin when EE felt pain in lower back. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261730054C12856EE was operating the continuous miner on the 001 MMU when a coal rib rolled out striking EE on the right side. The rib measured 5'x4'x4" of loose unconsolidated material. EE was transported to LRMC where EE was fully released. EE followed up with an orthopedist, who wrote EE off work.
220261730059C11514While repairing a splice on the #2 belt, the belt clamp unexpectedly came loose and struck the employee in the left forearm, resulting in a laceration.
220261730060C13127Employee was operating a rubber-tired personnel carrier when EE entered a crosscut and inadvertently drove over a belt scraper that was lying on the mine floor. As the vehicle passed over the scraper, it cantilevered upward and struck the employee on the left side of EE's face and shoulder, resulting in injury.
220261730061C10902An ignition occurred in the 3N miner section, while mining through a sandstone intrusion. 
220261740004C11634Employee fell to ground from CO# 1420 Cat D10T dozer while attempting to enter the cab. Employee sustained multiple contusions and abrasions and possible fracture.
220261740006C12646 The employee accessed the engine compartment of a Caterpillar D10R dozer to adjust the water valves for the cab heating system. While the engine was running, the employee's hand came into contact with the rotating belt and pulley assembly, resulting in an injury.
220261740008C12025One miner was entrapped due to a faulty car buffer switch located on Archer elevator. The employee was entrapped for approximately 45 minutes. No employees injured and no other part 50 criteria applies.
220261740010C11423Employee was handling crib block when they smashed their right index finger between 2 cribs blocks, causing a laceration requiring 4 stitches.
220261740016C11163IE was putting EE's drill wrench into the drill pot when a small piece of draw rock fell and struck EE's right hand.
220261740019C13618An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 2 South Right Mains between 108 and 109 x-cut, in the No.10 entry. The fall was approximately 7' high x 12' wide and 40 ' long on the left side of the entry. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material. Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred due to this accident.
220261750002C13718Injured employee and co-worker were removing a top belt cradle for replacement. As they were lifting the cradle out from the belt, they failed to maintain control of the of it and it rolled over and smashed EE's left hand between the cradle and the belt bedrail. Injured had swelling and contusion to EE's hand. Has training and experience. Was wearing metacarpal gloves.
220261760007C10522Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 6/19/2026. 
220261760020C11614IE was building a brattice.  When they were capping the brattice, they were hitting a wedge with an axe and missed striking their left ring finger causing a cut.
220261760021C12265IE had went through a mandoor and was taking a rake in behind him.  When the employee pulled the rake it hung.  Once the rake became unhung it caused them to fall to the ground where they claimed to strain their back and neck.
220261760023C12686While drilling a hole to install a 20ft roof bolt, the top steel got stuck in the hole, while retrieving the steel out of the roof, it inadvertently fell pinching their right pinky finger between two steels, causing a laceration and fracture of the tip of their finger
220261770004C12476Employee was installing a new tire on the water truck, EE was using a hammer to align the tire when the locking ring failed causing a sudden release of energy striking the employee.  This resulted in a fracture of the left forearm and front teeth.
220261770005C11293There was a Non-Injury Roof Fall which occurred at this mine on 04/30/2026. No employees were there when the Roof Fall occurred. 
220261770008C1033110% pulmonary function impairment
220261770010C12476Employee was walking up entry and felt a pain and burning in left knee , EE advised pain increased with any movement , also advised there was no mechanism of injury. Employee was brought to surface and transported to medical facility for treatment
220261770013C13087This report applies to a second Roof Fall which was located on 06/24/2026. The mine is in Non-Producing Status as the only people working at this mine are only doing a weekly examination which can be conducted in one (1) day. Employees will have to brought in from other mines to install the beams and cribs.
220261770021C11293A non-injury accident occurred on 1 East Belt at crosscut 16. The fall was above the anchorage bolts and measured 40' x 20' x 12'
220261770022C13488The Bakers Run fan went down due to a failure with the cooling fans. This could not be resolved within the 15 minute time line and so the mine was evacuated until the fan could be restored. No injuries or damages occurred. The fan was back running at 4:00PM. After the mine was pre-shifted all crews returned to work as usual. Reference # 05-069734
220261800001C12375While using a grinder to cut a piece of metal guarding, the grinder kicked back and struck EE's left index finger causing a laceration.  The lacerations was medically closed with 4 stitches.  Employee did not miss any scheduled work days
220261800002C12295Employee was rib pinning when a rock fell from the top and struck the employee in the hard hat and on both shoulders. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220261800004C1034110% pulmonary function impairment.
220261800005C1034110% pulmonary function impairment.
220261800008C12756Employee was working on the 7 North Mains Continuous Miner. EE went to step over a mound of coal/dirt and felt several "pops" in EE's upper left hamstring. Employee has been diagnosed with a torn left hamstring. Employee has training and experience. Was wearing required PPE.
220261800009C13337Injured employee was carrying an angle grinder and other hand tools in EE's arms in a crossed/folded position. As EE was walking, EE inadvertently activated the trigger on the grinder causing it to turn on briefly. The cutting wheel of the grinder contacted EE's right forearm causing a cut. EE received 8 sutures to close the wound.
220261800011C12285Employee was shoveling the 9 Belt Take-up when right hand contacted the Take-up rail resulting in a cut to EE's hand. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261800014C11123IE cut a finger when a drill steel was pulled out of the hole and hit their little finger against the drill pod.
220261800016C12556The employee was side bolting off the Joy full-face continuous miner. As they attempted to position a piece of welded-wire roof mesh over the machine, the mesh recoiled back and struck them above the left eye, just above their prescription safety glasses.
220261800019C10822Employee reports numbness and pain in hands. They continued to work until surgery.
220261800021C12235While worker on miner, the pry bar slipped in co-workers hand causing the shear jack cylinder to slip and strike the employees fingers between the cylinder and come-along chain. This resulted in a broken right index finger.
220261800022C12436Luminant mechanic was using an impact wrench to loosen a bolt overhead while working on a railcar and received a foreign object in their eye.  Was evaluated off-site by medical professional to have object removed and received a prescription.  
220261800026C12516Employee was attempting to install a roof bolt. As they were attempting to install the roof bolt in the hole, they heard and felt their right shoulder pop. Employee continued to work until they were taken off due to doctor's restrictions on 6/26/2026.
220261810004C11764The operator was installing a roof bolt when a piece of the top fell hitting the left Achillies. The operator started missing work on 06/17/2026 for a bruised Achillies tendon.
220261810014C11293IE was hanging highline when a piece of rib fell that measured approximately 12"x12"x5' fell and struck the employee's right leg.
220261810015C12005IE was struck by a piece of rib that measured approximately 12"x12"x5' long.  There was caution that the employee had loss of conscious after investigation which caused MSHA to issue citation 5192035.
220261810017C10993I.E. stated they were riding cage down and a foreign object flew in their eye behind their glasses.
220261820009C11844While changing bits on the miner. EE struck the bit tool, a piece broke off and struck EE in the abdomen. This resulted in 3 sutures. EE returned to work for EE's next scheduled shift.
220261820010C11804EE was standing, when they went to turn and start walking they tripped. EE sustained a laceration to left pinky finger when EE caught themself on a pie pan resulting in 3 stitches.
220261820014C13217Employee was attempting to straighten a roof bolt when EE's left hand slipped off, striking the side of the boom. EE continued to work EE's normal job until 6/16/26 when EE went to the Dr over continuing pain. X-rays revealed a fracture and EE was taken off work as EE was unable to perform EE's job without restrictions.
220261820017C11263The mine experienced a disruption in ventilation in the District 8 Ventilation System from water during sealing of District 8.
220261820020C12526Employee was kneeled by a battery golf cart at a outby sub when a scoop came by, striking the cart and pinching EE's right leg between the cart and the sub. EE was taken by ambulance to the ER where surgery was required to repair fractures in EE's leg.
220261820022C12977Employee was standing in the Cat scoop bucket that was on the ground stacking hollow blocks in the bucket. When the employee picked up a block and turned to stack it, EE caught EE's left pinky finger between the block and the center of the ram of the scoop bucket fracturing the left pinky finger.
220261820023C12005Employee was in the process of removing the hoses from the shields while isolating the supports. While removing the hose, the end of the hose hit the employee in the mouth chipping EE's 2 front teeth.
220261820024C12646An unplanned and reportable roof fall was discovered on the Longwall teardown face at 25 break 40-butt. There were no injuries, no property damage, and the ventilation was not disrupted. This occurrence was immediately reported once it was determined to be a fall.
220261820025C12385Employee was standing on the side of the miner bolting when a piece of green rock came down and struck the employee in the mouth area. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor. 
220261820026C10201Work related stress.
220261820027C12606Injured employee was using a large hammer to knock a de-watering screen into place. They struck the screen and the hammer bounced back and hit their left knee. Suffered a deep bruise/contusion. Employee has training and experience and was wearing required PPE.
220261820033C11163IE was opening a mandoor when they let it slam and catch the tip between the door and the frame causing a small cut.
220261820037C13187Injured using emulsion drill to drill hole for rib bolt (7W belt, 50' outby tail) when the drill steel got stuck and spun out of their hands and struck them in the lower forehead in between eyes resulting in a laceration that required sutures to close. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220261820040C13468Walking outby from #2 face of 8W at 41 block intersection the rib corner "popped" and they put a hand up to cover their face. A rock came out of the upper rib corner and struck their hand causing an open fracture and dislocation to the distal phalange of their right index finger. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220261820042C10602Years of pushing, pulling and lifting. No specific incident.
220261870001C12105The employee was line boring with an electromagnetic drill. EE's glove got snagged on the rotating parts, and EE's right arm became entangled. EE had a broken arm and 2 lacerations resulting in 6 stitches each.
220261870002C13568Employee was assisting fellow employee in lifting longwall monorail beams off of a conveyor belt and placing them on the mine floor.  While lifting a beam EE's fellow employee lost EE's grip on the beam, causing it to strike the injured employee's left hand/wrist area.  The injured employee continued to work but was diagnosed with a fracture on 7/1/2026.
220261870008C10512Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 6/30/2026.
220261870014C11464Employee was re-sealing a swing gearbox cover on a dragline and pinched left ring finger causing a laceration and avulsion that required stitches.
220261870018C11433IE was assisting in moving fans when right foot got stuck in the mud.  As they pulled it out of the mud they felt a strain in their right knee.
220261890001C13107A belt examiner was found alone in the mine and unresponsive. Attempts to resuscitate the employee were unsuccessful and the employee was pronounced dead upon arrival on the surface. It's our position this death was not mine related and we reserve the right to retract this filing upon MSHA chargeable ruling. 
220261890002C11484Employee was attempting to step through a man door and stumbled back on EE's left leg. Started missing work on 06/17/2026 for pain in the left knee.
220261890003C11233Employee strained their lower back while putting drill steels back into the bolter tray. Started missing work on 06/23/2026
220261890009C11464Employee was loading 16' straps onto the scoop, when the stack turned over and smashed EE's finger between the straps and the bucket of the scoop.
220261890012C12345An unplanned roof fall occurred on 6/29/2026 at 7:15pm. The fall measured 16' wide by 40' long and 8' high. The fall occurred on Mainline 3 Belt at 3-32 crosscut. The area was posted on all sides, dangered off and will be cleaned up. 
220261890013C10802There was an unplanned roof fall at XC24 in the #5 entry in the 8th North Panel.
220261890022C10582A roof fall occurred at XC 62 in the N.M. Return #3 entry.
220261890023C12265Employee stated they were getting out of mantrip and slipped falling backwards hitting left elbow on the side of the mantrip. Employee sought medical attention on 7/2/2026 and was taken off work due to a fracture in the elbow.
220261890028C11554A rock slid out from above the fencing the roof bolter was installing and off the canopy, while they were swinging the boom out and was struck in the back.
220261890037C12285Employee was using jack hammer when the jack hammer tip slipped off rock and landed on top of employee's right foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220261890040C13107Employee was holding a concrete block in place for a brattice while another worker struck it with a hammer. The hammer struck the tip of their right pinky finger. Employee was treated at the ER where x-rays revealed a fracture. Employee was given a full release with no restrictions to return their next shift.
220261900002C12285To the best of our knowledge no one seen EE fall. An EE saw EE climbing backup the berm after the fall. Then an EE ask of anyone saw EE fall. Everyone said no. We ask if EE was ok and EE said yes. EE did say EE's leg felt funny.
220261900008C12726Injured exiting 126 mantrip at 37 block Main West with seat in raised position, the seat fell and caught their foot causing them to fall and injure neck. Went to doctor on 06/30/26 and started missing work. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220261900011C12876Weekend warrior slipped while walking down stairs from the plant feed belt, re-injuring lower back. Sought medical attention 6/28, missed 6/29, returned 7/4 missing 1 day of work due to a muscle strain of the lower back. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training  or PPE.
220261900015C12706While cleaning out a 24-inch water valve that was filled with weeds and poly pipe shavings, employee used a with a 3-foot alignment pry bar. Employee struck EE's left ear with the narrow-pointed section of the bar. Employee received 3 stiches to repair cartilage in ear.
220261900019C12295I.E. was washing the water car at the dewatering sump on bottom. When EE finished washing the truck EE put the hose away and returned to the truck. While trying to get back into the truck I.E. slipped and fell twisting EE's knee.
220261900022C12345Employee was loading vent tubes and while turning to load another vent tube, employee felt pain in the middle of EE's back. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220261940016C12716Employee was pushing bolt into bolt hole when employee felt pinch and pain in left shoulder. Employee continued to work until 07/07/2026 then sought treatment. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220261940020C12696Employee was building a wall and came into contact with J-Tech pumpable crib material. Employee continued to work until 07/10/2026 and then sought treatment. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220261950023C12506Employee had set the ATRS and was in the process of starting to install the bolt near the rib, while on EE's left knee with EE's lower leg behind EE a piece of slate (1'8"W x 3'L x 1/2"T) contacted EE's lower left leg resulting in a fractured fibula.
220261960001C12606EE was in process of installing supplement roof support (cable bolts). When walking beside bolter, a piece of draw rock (2 'x 2'x 7" thick) fell out striking EE in left leg. EE was transported to hospital where EE was checked and released to go home @ 8:45 am.
220261960008C13167The employee had completed the electrical repair on the track switch and was hooking up the spring barrel to the throw bar using a slate bar. The slate bar slipped off of the spring barrel and the employee lost EE's balance causing EE to fall forward striking the ground. Employee started missing work on 07/08/2026.
220261970011C11504Employee stated EE was changing the AC accumulator when EE's wrench slipped and as EE reached to catch self a access lid fell hitting EE's left thumb.
220261970012C13287Employee stated they had just moved up to the next row of bolts and set ATRS when they stepped under the canopy a rock fell out between the bolts, they had just installed hilling the canopy bouncing off hitting employee in the right thigh. Employee worked until 07/04/2026 went to the doctor and began missing work on 07/06/2026
220261980009C11644Employee stated they were changing the AC accumulator when their wrench slipped and as they reached to catch themselves an access lid fell hitting their left thumb.
220262040027C12375Employee was pulling a pump hose when they tripped and fell on their left shoulder. They finished their shift, later sought medical care, and was diagnosed with a torn left rotator cuff. They continued working until surgery on 7-14-2026.
220262050008C12225Employees stopped to use restroom, gust of wing blew door open, when getting back into truck gust of wind slammed door, employee held on to both doors straining right shoulder. Employee received physical therapy on 7/20/26
220262080026C12856Employee was exiting a Loader and slipped and landed on the Loader injuring their groin area. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. The employee continued to work unrestricted until 7-22-26 then sought treatment.
220262080033C12977Employee made a splice on the 4th North belt. While hammering nails into the belt splice, the employee started to feel a burning sensation in right hand in the lower palm and wrist area. Employee worked the entire time after the accident until 07/24/2026 when they were taken off work for surgery.
220262110017C12506While leaving mining office, going down office steps EE missed 3rd step from bottom. Lost footing and twisted EE's knee. EE did not fall down was able to catch self. The accident happened 15 minutes prior to shift, EE did work the entire shift after.
220262150031C12095While pulling on a hydraulic hose to feed from one side of the roof bolter to the other the EE felt a sharp pain in their right arm. Continued to work until 08/03/2026 to repair rotator cuff, and bicep tendon.
220262170007C12075Employee was working on cleaning up a rib roll when more of the rib rolled out hitting the employee on the right shoulder and lower back. Employee continued to work until 8/3/2026 when EE was taken off work.
220262380025C10902Employee reported numbness in right hand.  They continued to work until surgery in August.
